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canola oil

 [kah-no´lah]
rapeseed oil that has been specifically prepared from plants bred to be low in erucic acid.
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The best cooking oils are olive, coconut, and organic expeller-pressed canola oil. Most other oils, like flaxseed, have a low smoke point and should be used on cold dishes, or added to hot dishes after the cooking process.
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