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Where to buy coconut oil?
- Thread starter Rolomoto
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4peatssake
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I bought a 40 lb tub for $59.99 at Bulk ApothecaryRolomoto said:
I had a $12 off discount coupon at the time.
Even with $23 shipping it's a lot cheaper to buy in bulk if you use a lot like me. I find it terribly expensive off the shelf.
Looks like the coupon is still good for 20 per cent off. Use cocguild at checkout.
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Rolomoto said:
Yes, use a smaller container for convenience. It keeps a long time. If the ambient temperature is quite cool, the coconut oil will be dense to scoop/chop & transfer. Otherwise, closer to its 76 melting point, it can readily be scooped or poured.
http://raypeat.com/articles/nutrition/o ... text.shtml
"Coconut oil which had been stored at room temperature for a year was found to have no measurable rancidity. Since growing coconuts often experience temperatures around 100 degrees Fahrenheit, ordinary room temperature isn't an oxidative challenge."
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