What’s your favorite type of food based Oil?

i dont know really. i would need to eat them all.
did you know you can sesame seed oil aswell?

I use different oils for different things. Peanut oil for chicken curry, sunflower or canola oil for general cooking where I want neutral taste, hempseed oil for my hair, olive oil and pistachio oil for salads.

Extra virgin Olive oil for many things, yet anything that needs deep fry high temperatures I use coconut shortening. Like French fries I use coconut shortening.

There's is a difference in temperatures between shortening and oil. For frying shortening doesn't burn as quickly..

So coconut shortening at 450°f is perfect for french fries. Corn oil smoke point is at 440°f and vegetable oil is at 400°f.

Peanut oil just doesn't taste right to me for frying.

The only one I cook with regularly is olive oil.

Peanut oil once made me very sick (but the cheap wine I was drinking probably had something to do with that!)

There is a bakery near me which makes the best sweet potato pie I have ever had, and they use palm oil in it.

For the type of food I prepare, I primarily use these oils:

Olive
Sunflower
Avocado

And each serves a different purpose, in separate types of cuisines. My go to, is olive olive for mediterranean cuisine.

Avocado oil. Higher burning point and it's just better on popcorn than olive oil for it has a natural buttery taste.

I think it was flaxseed, it was in crackers and it made them taste extraordinary but it also makes me sick

I use either olive or canola... just depends on what I'm cooking/making.

Olive Oil for most things. Avocado oil for frying and when I need a more neutral flavor.

Vegetable oil.

Which I use for stir-fried vegetables to add to ramen.

Engine oil, keeps me from walking any further

Mediterranean supremacy 🫒🫒🫒

Olive for cooking. Coconut for lube. 😏

French fry oil

Canola oil.

olive😌

Olive 🫒

Extra virgin Olive and Avocado

Olive oil is life