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Got a jar of this 'free' when I bought something and it was delivered. Tried it for frying some french fries, and it was really amazing. When done, it was as clean as new, and never did burn. Can't wait to try it on fish.
FYI.
Thanks for info. I've been thinking of trying it when its time to change oil. Let us know how the fish turn out.
Price not too bad on that link. Let us know how well you like it.
Before it started catching on, you could buy it direct from Riceland for a song. Now it is as expensive or more so than any other. Good stuff from what I've heard.
Rice bran was the same way. Used to give away the stuff.
I had a jug of it last summer. It is really good stuff. Don't burn, clean taste, and when I got it, the price was right (free).
I will grab aonther jug when I ned more.
I saw this for the same price at Lumber One at Mayflower. I was curious about it as well and will probably try some when I'm do to change my oil. We bought ourselves one of those Cajun Fryers there and so far I love that thing!!
Ain't nothing free these days ! nononoQuote:
Originally Posted by AgriHawg
Ain't that the truth!Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
I'm not ordering something like that and paying shipping. I still use Canola oil and I get it at the grocery store on sale for $7.50/gal. If I could pick up that rice oil for the same price or close, I might try it.
Let us know your thoughts on it after you fry some fish with it.
I go through Stuttgart several times a year headed to our farm. I'll stop at Mack's someday in the next few months and get some.......unless Mack's has marked it up twelve million percent like they do everything else......
Does Riceland rice still have their outlet store open in Stuttgart? BTW, that link is to Macks.