
doi: 10.1007/bf02605734
AbstractRaw materials and techniques for the production of salad and cooking oils are reviewed. Particular attention is given to oil properties that are related to end uses. Availability, local markets, and culinary practices are discussed, with particular respect to the ways these factors influence the use of oils in many countries.
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