i use rapeseed oil because the flowers are of abundance in Britain

>>9415379
that's so wrong bro.
rape culture must be stopped

It's pretty good, has high smoke point , neutral flavour and doesn't afraid of anything.

>>9415379

If anything its the opposite of a meme, it's a very cheap oil frequently used for high-volume frying.

>>9415379
Do Americans really call this "canola oil" because they don't like the word rape in their foods?

>>9415417
I heard that the story there is half true. The way I heard it was the first American brand of the stuff was called canola and other hacks stole the name. They didn't protect their copyright and now it's the common name.

>>9415434
>>9415417
Originally it was called rapeseed or rape oil, but some genius realized they could market it better as canola oil.

>>9415379

I ALALALALALALALOOOOOVE rapeseed oil. It gets my jihads off.

>>9415417
It's short for Canadian oilseed, low acid

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>>9415479
Huh! Interesting. Never knew that. Tisdale, Canada has my favorite welcome sign.

I use it also

Really enjoy cooking with it meme or not.

>>9415672
Yeah, the Canadian rapeseed growers association rebranded it in the 70s.

>>9415379
Idk about rapeseed oil and the taste it has


Id like sunflower, olive oil kalamata, and avocado oil over rapeseed but none are worth shit once a short amount of time passes after being pressed its just the way things are

bad rancid oil is shit

>>9415379
Rapeseed/canola oil that is generally available is extremely neutral in flavor and has a high smoke point. It's good for sauteing and frying if you don't want any flavor from your cooking medium. The orange-colored cold-pressed stuff like in your picture is a finishing oil, it's got a really mellow, sort of nutty flavor and gives a really nice pop of color to dishes as well.