Just been to tesco seacroft leeds and bought tesco sunflower cooking oil it scanned at 20p and purchased more
Still plenty left instore only don't know if national
All comments (27)
lucyferror
28 Oct 15#1
Hmm
littlemissmery
28 Oct 151#2
Has anyone else found any?
great-deals
28 Oct 151#3
BARCODE OF this oil is 5000119018663 so check nationally
littlemissmery
28 Oct 151#4
Does it scan at this price nationally
GuyFawk
28 Oct 151#5
at that price you may as well clear the shelves and give your surplus to friends, family and a food bank
byeone
28 Oct 151#6
Wow great price,Its cheap enough to use it to make biodiesel
GuyFawk to byeone
29 Oct 15#23
i oppose the use of food grade oil to run vehicles, thats not a decent use for food in my view
snowflake75
28 Oct 15#7
im on my way over to tesco now
littlemissmery to snowflake75
28 Oct 151#8
Let us know if it scans at this price
LongPockets
28 Oct 151#9
Latest research (yes, I know it changes all the time) says that Sunflower oil is not good for cooking. Heat changes it chemically producing a substance that is bad for you. This happens to some extent with all oils, but more with sunflower. The recommendation is to use this oil cold, for salads, and cook with rapeseed.
sitoad to LongPockets
29 Oct 15#19
Please do you mind sharing this latest research? Please cite reputable references only! Thanks.
Absolutely, however only if you live in an Olive oil producing country such as Greece / Spain can you afford to use it for frying.
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Still plenty left instore only don't know if national
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Absolutely, however only if you live in an Olive oil producing country such as Greece / Spain can you afford to use it for frying.