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'''Canola oil''' (which stands for '''Canadian oil low acid''') is a derivative of [[Rapeseed Oil|rapeseed oil]] (such an unfortunate name) that contains significantly less erucic acid and therefore less toxic. Because it meets the [[Food & Drug Administration|Food & Drug Administration's]] minimum requirement of not killing people, it is designated [[GRAS]]. | '''Canola oil''' (which stands for '''Canadian oil low acid''') is a derivative of [[Rapeseed Oil|rapeseed oil]] (such an unfortunate name) that contains significantly less erucic acid and therefore less toxic. Because it meets the [[Food & Drug Administration|Food & Drug Administration's]] minimum requirement of not killing people, it is designated [[GRAS]]. | ||
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Canola oil (which stands for Canadian oil low acid) is a derivative of rapeseed oil (such an unfortunate name) that contains significantly less erucic acid and therefore less toxic. Because it meets the Food & Drug Administration's minimum requirement of not killing people, it is designated GRAS.
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