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About Tanya Zilberter, PhD
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I am in nutrition and dieting academic research since 1972 (PhD in Physiology) and on the Internet since 1995. I can research and answer any question about good nutrition and healthy dieting basing on scientific facts and regardless what this-minute mainstream position is.

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I am in health sciences since 1972 and authored several hundred scientific and popular publications, including four print books and more than a dozen eBooks.

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Nutrition & Dieting - Good oils for frying


Expert: Tanya Zilberter, PhD - 9/8/2008

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I use olive oil for frying and deep frying. Is it a better or worse choice compared to other oils (sunflower, corn etc.)?
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Hello,

It depends on what you expect from the oil. Olive oil has a better (for your health) fatty acid composition than sunflower or corn oils.

However, if you aim to better culinary properties, take either peanut or grape seed oils since they have higher temperature of smocking so you food fries without the 'burnt' flavor and preserves taste better.

Tanya Zilberter


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