This is in the catalog from Wed 9th Sep, however it is already showing up at $6.50 :).
Ingredients:100% grapeseed oil.
Servings Per Pack: 67.0
Storage Instructions: Store in a dry, cool place away from direct light and heat. Close the bottle properly after using it.
Size: 1L
Country of Origin:
Packed in Italy
What kind of oil do I use?
The key here is using something with a high smoke point. Neutral-tasting oils are great for frying: peanut, canola, vegetable, safflower, grape-seed, et cetera. These all have a smoke point well above 350°F. Some oils, like corn, coconut and sesame, have smoke points beyond 350°F, but they impart a lot of flavor into the finished product that you may or may not want. And olive oil or anything unrefined has too low a smoke point to be useful for frying, as it will burn before it hits the temperature that gets you a golden-brown exterior.
source: https://www.foodrepublic.com/2016/03/31/which-oil-should-i-u…
It's good for massaging women
This might be better for your needs (as you ain't frying) https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/564014 it is Cobram Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oil 3L $29 @ Coles
How to use this? Putting on face can be more beautiful or anti-aging?
U found out? Tell me?
What do they do with the grapes? I dont mind taking them.
I don't know to be honest. But I googled https://cookpad.com/in/recipes/145490-simple-quick-and-neat-…
My guess is they can sell the grapes (if they are the same variety) at a much high marker up (think chicken/fish fillet) :D or turn them into some other value added grapes.
Wine?
Sultanas?
Just a word of warning, grape seed oil has a strong taste, I used it in my cake and the taste was so strong it ruined the cake.
Thanks good to know!
thanks sister
Is this good for frying chips?