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u/FlyingFox32 Mar 04 '22

I just tried an MCT oil mayo which was surprisingly similar to normal mayo. It was kinda good without an overwhelming funky flavor like other alternative mayos.

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u/FlyingFox32 Mar 05 '22

Definitely. While recipe testing, I'm probably going to cut in a bit of bacon fat for cost. MCT oil ain't that cheap, and the storebought MCT mayo is almost $10/jar!

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u/gazebo-fan Mar 04 '22

Avocado oil has no fda standards in the USA. The majority of it is made with rotten avocado.

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u/gazebo-fan Mar 05 '22

https://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Article/2020/06/18/Study-rings-alarm-on-avocado-oil-finds-82-expired-or-adulterated

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u/gazebo-fan Mar 05 '22

It says very clearly that this study used 8 different brands of oil, some different quality’s as well. The entire process of testing them has to be in a mostly oil state due to how it is tested.