yslokesh Posted September 4, 2025 Report Posted September 4, 2025 On 9/3/2025 at 12:01 PM, jefferson1 said: Except Olive oil, avacado, flax seed rest are pro-inflamatory For Indian cooking which oil do you suggest Some of the worst inflammatory oils are: Corn oil Soybean oil Sunflower oil Safflower oil Canola oil Any hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oil Haaa…. Years of discussions jarigaayi.. final gaa conclusion yeemante, ye oil aina deep fry style lo use cheesthe 100% danger to health. but some clear winners are there, for desi style cooking our own groundnut and sesame oil. And everything else like light cooking topping and dressing, we go for Extravirgin olive oil and avacado oil 1 Quote
citizenofIND Posted September 4, 2025 Report Posted September 4, 2025 On 9/3/2025 at 8:48 AM, Redarya said: Avavado yes. Not for our pindi vanatalu but can use Avacado for all other cooking. It has high boiling point over many oils we don’t for Indian stuff other than peanut or x refined. We don’t have much options than buy in market for daily usage for reasonable prices. Quote
Konebhar6 Posted September 4, 2025 Report Posted September 4, 2025 We alternate between canola and vegetable oil for deep frying. Mustard oil for non-veg. sesame oil for Thai dishes. Olive/Avacado oil for salads. In the end it does not matter. None of us know how it impacts unless you are tracking regularly. Make sure your cholesterol is low. Get it around 150 Quote
DallasKarreBaluu Posted September 4, 2025 Report Posted September 4, 2025 19 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said: We alternate between canola and vegetable oil for deep frying. Mustard oil for non-veg. sesame oil for Thai dishes. Olive/Avacado oil for salads. In the end it does not matter. None of us know how it impacts unless you are tracking regularly. Make sure your cholesterol is low. Get it around 150 cheap canola and vegetable oils I will never use. Extravirgin oil vadu anna Quote
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