"But the Tropical Traditions is very strongly coconut tasting, and also
very sweet tasting to me. Bread made with it is _nasty_, too _sweet_. _I
can't imagine frying eggs in it_"
did you try their "expeller" oil????
"I am using it mainly in my skin cream, but it is going to take me
forever to use it up that way."
then, why don't you become benevolent, and give some away to your
friends for their skin???
"I just cannot use it in cooking. " then don't
"I thought maybe French Toast in the TT coconut oil would be ok, but I
disliked it there too"
again, did you try "expeller processed" oil???.
"I used to like popcorn with a mix of coconut oil and olive oil, but the
Tropical Traditions was _horrible_ in that, too, it doesn't taste
_"bad"_ just too sweet"
i use tropical traditions coconut oil, both virgin and expeller, and
love them both. i am about to order some from Omega, to check out their
quality. IMHO when a newbie asked for an opinion about some product
that is being discussed on the site here, i would think that you could
choose your words a little more carefully. " Nasty", "too sweet",
"can't imagine"," horrible"," bad", "Maybe I'm the weird
one" hhhmmmmmmmm!
jim
sol wrote:
The Omega coconut oil I used for a year was ok. Not too coconutty for
me, and it didn't make everything taste too sweet either. But the
Tropical Traditions is very strongly coconut tasting, and also very
sweet tasting to me. Bread made with it is nasty, too sweet. I can't
imagine frying eggs in it. I am using it mainly in my skin cream, but
it is going to take me forever to use it up that way. I just cannot
use it in cooking.
Maybe I'm the weird one, I love my sweets as well as any sugar
addicted person, but I cannot stand any "regular" food to be sweet. I
don't like sweet bread unless it is a cinnamon roll, for example.
I used to like popcorn with a mix of coconut oil and olive oil, but
the Tropical Traditions was horrible in that, too, it doesn't taste
"bad" just too sweet and too coconut. I always thought I liked
coconut, but maybe I really don't.
sol
[email protected] wrote:
Dear Christine, I`ve been reading all the input about coconut oil,
and it sounds interesting. But I have to ask a dumb question...does
it taste like coconut, or is it different somehow? The reason I ask,
that is one flavor I`ve never cared much for. I have had fresh
coconut, and the shredded in things, and even had my hair washed in
coconut-smelling shampoo. Like the flavors of mint and coffee, both
of which I also dislike, I`ll pass.
(Maybe I`m just weird, as I like the smell of sulfur.)
Thanks,
Marshalee
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