Oroboro
Here is such an interesting information about vegetable oil and (sorry for the offtopic) sweet we managed to see on the site "Other Medicine". I fell into prostration and now my head is swelling ...


Question:

Is it true that the non-optimal intake of vegetable oils also applies to the intake of fruits from which this oil is obtained, for example, the same seeds, different nuts? Or is there still a norm (dose) of the intake of oils in food, which is not able to change a person's health in an undesirable direction?

Answer:

The answer to this question is extremely simple. In modern conditions, a person not only consumes a lot of oils, he consumes a catastrophic amount of oils. Almost all products are produced using vegetable oils, from bread, croutons and chips to gourmet fish / meat dishes and culinary products. Fried vegetable oils and trans fats are the absolute leading cause of the vast majority of diseases and deaths in general. Therefore, the question is not how to "optimize" the intake of oils into the body, but how to reduce this intake by at least 50%! And also how to remove PUFAs already deposited in the body.
Therefore, if you want to live, then you absolutely need to completely exclude from the diet everything that is prepared with the participation of:
• oil salad dressings
• ketchup
• mayonnaise
• margarine
• vegetable oils of any origin
• nuts and nut oils
• sunflower seeds.
Not to mention anything that is fried, baked or boiled in oil (French fries are the deadliest example, however, like all other products of the so-called fast food restaurants like McDonald's, Little Potato, etc., etc.)
Need to heat your food? Boil, fry in water or steam, in extreme cases in lard, if you can't get coconut oil. Forget about store-bought bread, rolls and buns - bake flat cakes yourself from flour without a drop of butter, as the highlanders or hunzakuts do.


Question:

One last time about sugar.
Did I understand correctly that sugar is harmful in all its manifestations, that is, glucose, fructose, and lactose?

With all sorts of confectionery, honey and fruits, everything is clear. But the question arises, how to relate to milk and carrots (some vegetables have enough sugar)?

I can't imagine a diet without carbohydrates. Accordingly, the question is - which is better: starch carbohydrates or pure sugars?
Safin Rustam Nailevich
Answer:
Sugar is harmful in absolutely all its manifestations and forms. Luckily for us, it's much easier to avoid sugars than vegetable oils. If you really, unbearably want sweets, then it is better to consume sugar in the form of glucose or lactose, that is, sometimes you can afford potatoes, rice and milk.
And nobody talks about a life without carbohydrates. Carbohydrates must be consumed. But carbohydrates are different, the best of which are all types of cabbage (especially broccoli) and legumes (beans, peas, lentils). Actually, these carbohydrates are the basis of nutrition for all long-lived mountaineers.
And carrots have not harmed anyone yet, because the amount of carotenoids that it contains neutralizes all the harm from the sugar it contains. The same applies to beets, from which sugar is obtained industrially.

Another question:

Thank you for your detailed answer.
As far as I understand you, for a healthy diet, it is necessary to exclude sugars and unsaturated fatty acids as much as possible, and otherwise you can eat anything.
I have carefully read all your articles and answers and I have an incomplete understanding regarding some food products.And also a number of questions were raised.
Could you please clarify these points:

1) Smoked, jerky meat, barbecue. (It is clear that boiled meat is healthy, should these forms of meat be excluded from the diet?)
2) Mushrooms.
3) Cottage cheese, fatty and fat-free.
4) Sour cream.
5) Eggplant.
6) Corn.
7) Pickled vegetables.

- In what form is it better to eat eggs, soft-boiled or hard-boiled?
- A separate question about soups. The variety of soups is great, in terms of the set of components and fat content. Could you give any recommendations on the choice of soups for meals?
- Still, it is not clear from olive oil, it is dominated by monounsaturated acids (not as bad as poly-, but not as good as saturated). So is it worth consuming or is it better to eliminate it?

And two more general questions.

a) In the book Druzhaka, the need to drink water with low hardness is declared, Ca 20-25 mg / l. Water with a higher hardness flows from the tap, and 80% of the water sold in stores comes with Ca 100-150 mg / l. Do you agree with the opinion of the Friend, or what kind of water you need to drink depends on the specific case (person)?
b) In one of your articles you write that intense sports are harmful. Could you elaborate on this topic in more detail, since I work out in the gym, and, accordingly, I am interested in what this threatens me and what level of physical activity is it advisable to give to the body?


Answer:

About what needs to be excluded and "whether to eat anything" is explained in detail here. Regarding smoked meats - if you smoke / wilted meat yourself, then it's good for your health. Anything that is sold from smoked meats in stores is poisoned with chemicals. Even dogs cannot eat it. Mushrooms in moderation - for health. All fermented milk too. Small amounts of eggplants and corn are good for your health. It is better not to marinades, unless they are cooked with your own hands. In general, everything that is sold ready-made canned in stores is not worth eating - everything there is saturated with highly toxic chemicals (in particular, dyes, flavors, preservatives and taste enhancers).
You can eat eggs in any form. Soups are preferred of the broth type - a broth of meat with bones cooked for 4-5 hours over low heat, then seasoned with rice, lentils, herbs, etc. Most typical soups are prepared with the addition of browned vegetables (i.e. vegetables fried vegetable oil), which is completely unacceptable. Reasonable amounts of olive oil should be consumed.
We find Water Buddy's advice absolutely pointless.
Sports, fitness, aerobics, jogging, cycling and other types of monotonous, prolonged physical activity are categorically contraindicated for anyone who wants to stay healthy. It is this type of load that is equivalent to the development of heart failure in its biochemical mechanism. This is another harsh truth that is extremely difficult to comprehend for the layman. After all, we are all brought up on the fact that sports, physical activity are useful, this is good, it makes a person healthier! Is that so? But the truth is cruel. For a person, only short-term, high-intensity exercise is useful. Everything is like in the wild - the animal sleeps, sleeps, grazes, grazes, then there is a danger in the form of a tiger, for example - the animal runs away with all its might, then grazes again, grazes, sleeps, sleeps ...
The thing is that the biochemistry of long-term, monotonous and short, high-intensity loads is fundamentally different. But few people know about this.


Oroboro
Another question:

Olive oil - the basis of the so-called. Mediterranean diet. "Olive oil is almost entirely composed of unsaturated fats that are good for the heart and blood vessels."

Why do you consider polyunsaturated fatty acids harmful? Which fats are good for you?

Answer:

There is nothing further from the truth than what you have written about olive oil. Indeed, olive oil is practically the only vegetable oil that can and should be consumed.For the reason that it is almost 70% saturated fatty acids, which are practically not subject to rancidity. PUFA (Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids) olive oil contains very little - from 4 to 14% - which is why it is very resistant to heat.
The best natural oil is palm or coconut oil - this oil looks like paraffin, and tastes like unsalted lard. It can be stored for months at room temperature without changing its properties. Unfortunately, it is only sold in bulk in 20kg boxes.
As for the widely advertised media "benefits for the heart and blood vessels" that PUFAs (that is, vegetable oils) allegedly bring to humans, this is a more abrupt myth than the "benefits of fruits". Moreover, the most harmful of all commonly available oils is linseed oil. Unfortunately, we do not currently have the opportunity to engage in debunking this myth. But an article on how the Eskimos actually eat, and to what they owe their unusual health and longevity, will certainly appear in the near future.


Another question:

Incredible! Especially about linseed oil!

PUFAs are everywhere praised (for example, 'The most valuable thing in olive oil is polyunsaturated fatty acids'), and all sorts of troubles are attributed to saturated fats ('saturated fats contribute to high cholesterol, cardiovascular disease, cancer and other serious diseases').

On linseed oil: 'it is necessary for the prevention and complex treatment of diseases such as stroke, atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, diabetes, cancer and many others.' "The nutritional and health benefits of this natural gift are mind-boggling."

The most important components of linseed oil are fatty acids:
- alpha-linolenic acid - 60% (Omega-3);
- linoleic acid - 20% (Omega-6);
- oleic acid - 10% (Omega-9);
- other saturated fatty acids - 10%.

If Omega-6 is present, in addition to linseed, in sunflower, soybean, rapeseed, mustard, olive oils, then Omega-3 is present in sufficient quantities only in fish oil and in flaxseed oil. This is the uniqueness of linseed oil.

And probably only babies have not heard about the benefits of Omega-3 ...

If you can, just a few words, why is linseed oil harmful?

Answer:

Please be advised that, contrary to all the promises of the food and medical industry, Omega 3 fatty acids are characterized by exactly the same harmful activity towards humans as Omega 6 fatty acids. What is the harm? Omega 6 and Omega 3 fatty acids cause:
• Lipid peroxidation (LPO)
• Suppression of the immune system
• Suppression of mitochondria
• Suppression of aerobic energy production
• The formation of lipofuscin - the so-called age spots on the skin and in the brain
• Brain damage
• Liver damage
• Skin damage
• Thymus atrophy
• Degeneration of the spleen
• Damage to the heart
• Atherosclerosis
• Decreased endurance due to decreased glucose use
• Diabetes
• Destruction of the retina
• Strokes
• Destruction of red blood cells
• Allergies in children
• Metastatic cancer
It is clear that shouts are already heard: “Wait! How so!? After all, I / he / she have read hundreds of articles about the great benefits that Omega 3 brings to a person just in the fight against all those pathologies that you just listed! "
Yes, we perfectly understand your indignation - it is difficult to admit to yourself that you have fallen victim to yet another brainwashing propaganda. To be convinced of the opposite, you would have to familiarize yourself with about 50 truly scientific works that refute what you, the consumer of goods and services, were led to believe by the sellers of these very goods and services. Let us repeat: we have neither the time nor the goal to engage in debunking myths for the sake of the very process of bringing someone to clean water.We are engaged in science and sometimes, if a spontaneous desire arises, we write articles about what we consider interesting.
What are fatty acids in general? Fatty acids are just a chain of carbon atoms with a carboxyl group at one of its ends. Three molecules of these fatty acids are linked to a glycerin molecule to form triglycerides, the most common form of fat found in food and our bodies. If all carbon atoms in a fatty acid are connected by single bonds, then such a fatty acid is called saturated, which means only that the carbon atoms can hold the maximum possible number of hydrogen atoms. Thus, the fatty acid is saturated with hydrogen. If a carbon atom in a fatty acid is bound to a neighboring carbon atom by a double bond, it means that he donated a hydrogen atom for this. Then such a fatty acid is called unsaturated. Fatty acids that have more than one double bond in the carbon chain are called polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs).
Research shows that a healthy, normal human body is 90% saturated and monounsaturated fat and only 10% polyunsaturated fat. Since these data were taken from people living in a modern, one way or another saturated with PUFA world, there is every reason to assume that a healthy person living in the wild, far from the "benefits" of civilization due to natural products, has a percentage of PUFA in the body, tending to zero.
Omega 6 fatty acids are acids in which the first double bond occurs on the 6th carbon atom, counted from the Omega end of the chain (i.e., the end opposite to the carboxyl). The most widespread Omega 6 PUFAs are linoleic and gamma-linolenic, which are mainly found in vegetable oils - soybean, corn, rapeseed, peanut, cottonseed, sunflower, safflower, sesame, etc. EFA = Essential Fatty Acids). Well, to what extent are these PUFAs really irreplaceable? In terms of the legal killing of the population, they are truly irreplaceable, since they are the leading cause of death worldwide. Yes, it is in this way that the most effective control over the population is carried out. Haven't you heard that the idea of ​​reducing the world's population by 90% has long been seriously discussed?
Back to olive oil, pick up a bottle of high quality Carbonell olive oil and read the ingredients:
• Total fat content: 93.3g
• Unsaturated fatty polyacids: 13.3g
• Unsaturated fatty monoacids: 66.7 g
• Saturated fatty acids: 13.3g
As you can see, PUFAs in olive oil are only 14%. Monounsaturated acids - 72%, saturated - 14%.
And take a bottle of flaxseed oil in our hands:
• Linolenic acid - 60%
• Linoleic acid - 20%
• Oleic acid - 10%
• Saturated fatty acids - 10%.
As you can see, this is the exact opposite of olive oil: 90% PUFA and only 10% saturated FA.
For more information on the composition of lethal oils, click here.


Question:

What sweets can replace sugar and fruits in your regular diet? Drugstore glucose?
Could you give a table of replacement of the most frequently used HARMFUL products for useful or least harmful ones? For example: replace vegetable oil with butter, fruit with honey, etc.
And one more thing: how do you and your family eat yourself? What did you eat for breakfast today and what will you have for lunch?

Answer:

We are not in the business of looking for replacements for what is unnecessary. A person, unlike, for example, a chicken, does not eat sand and pebbles - so no one asks how to replace them. Likewise, with fruits - a person who wants to stay healthy should not eat this global class of foods. Fruit and sugar are not needed at all for the full functioning of the human body.Therefore, the question "what to replace" is meaningless. This is about the same as asking, and how to replace cigarettes?

We also do not compile tables of "more harmful" or "less harmful" products. We know exactly what kind of food a healthy, complete person should eat - and we eat it. As for honey ... Remember this simple truth:

Sugar, both in honey and in orange juice, causes just as much harm to a person as sugar in sweets. Because the glycation from the processing of fructose (fruit sugar) is 10 times the glycation from glucose.

Therefore, when you hear from someone about the "naturalness" and "benefits" of fruit or honey, you can laugh in his face.

If you eat carbohydrates at all, then they should contain glucose, but in no case fructose. Potatoes and rice are ideal examples of such starchy carbohydrates. But even these carbohydrates cannot be eaten without meat.

In general, for each person there is his own specificity of nutrition - completely depending on what metabolic disorders he has. You can find out about this, if you wish, after passing urine and blood tests and passing a complete metabolic test.


Another question:

OK I understood. On New Year's Eve, our whole family is planning to go to the Moscow region and will be able to get tested.
In the meantime, I ask you to answer about the pharmacy glucose, is it possible to eat it as we eat now (while we eat) sugar?

Answer:

We do not recommend sugars in any form. Of course, we cannot prohibit anything to anyone.

Another question:

Why is there such an obsessive unconscious craving for sweets? Starting from childhood, from infancy - do they only move by instincts, and gnaw a pear or apple greedily with just the teeth that have appeared?

Answer:

I can't guarantee that my answer is correct, but sugar cravings may be due to the extraordinarily high energy yield from aerobic burning of sugars. Sooner or later, such a mode of work of the body leads to depletion of the antioxidant pool, "burnout" of membranes and the entire spectrum of degenerative diseases.

Question:

Could you elaborate on the negative properties of fruits? Is it because they have a lot of glucose?

Answer:

The truth about glucose and especially fructose (fruit sugar) is a hard truth for the vast majority of people. After all, everyone thinks that since the fruits are given to us by Nature itself, then the sugar contained in them is also natural, and, therefore, cannot be harmful in any way. All agribusiness is built on this premise.
What is the difference between glucose and sucrose? Glucose is a 6-carbon monosaccharide that is found in most carbohydrates consumed by humans. Sucrose is a disaccharide that combines glucose with fructose. So it is fructose (also known as fruit sugar) that causes the greatest harm in the sense that it overstimulates the body's insulin response, which triggers the chain reaction that causes most degenerative diseases.
Eating fruit is not just “not healthy” - for a number of people (especially those who have a glucogenic type of energy production or an overstimulated parasympathetic nervous system), it can be fatal in the end.
I understand that this is hard to believe - I could write 100 pages of scientific evidence that fructose really does huge harm to the body, and that all claims about the usefulness of fruits, reaching from the pages of any publications, are lies from the first to the last word. Like everything else in this world, truth is the exact opposite of what the media is promoting.
The truth is that fructose is only slightly inferior in harmfulness to other sugars, but only if it is used as the only source of calories and only during fasting. If fructose is absorbed, for example, in the form of an afternoon dessert, i.e."On top" of other carbohydrates and proteins, then the consequences for the physiology / biochemistry of the body are an order of magnitude more severe than from eating pure refined sugar.
The harm caused by vegetable oils is, in one way or another, associated with free radical oxidation. The harm caused by eating fructose is also associated with free radicals. The pathological aging process associated with fructose is called glycation.
When people say the word sugar, what do they even mean? They mean sucrose. What is sucrose? Sucrose is a disaccharide, that is, in other words, these are two lower molecular weight sugars linked to each other. What are these low molecular weight sugars? Glucose and fructose. The most common sugars found in food are glucose, fructose, sucrose and lactose (milk sugar, i.e. a mixture of glucose with galactose).
It will be difficult for you to believe what I am about to tell you, but you will have to. Almost no fruit on Earth is natural. In all these peaches, oranges, grapes and other "fruits" that you see on the shelves of supermarkets or city markets, there is nothing even remotely reminiscent of natural fructose. Absolutely all "fruits" are a product of artificial hybridization by humans of small fruit fruits with tart seeds, which give truly natural trees and shrubs. Have you ever tasted the fruits of a wild, forest apple tree? So this is the last reminder of what real apples should be. What you grow in your summer cottages - these extremely sugar-packed "sweets" - all this is a product of hybridization carried out over the past few centuries. The human body was not originally designed for exposure to "food" containing such concentrations of sugars.
In general, the consumption of fructose is the second leading cause of death in the world - the second after the consumption of PUFA (polyunsaturated fatty acids), i.e. vegetable oils and products prepared with their help (and this is 70-80% of all food on Earth).


Another question:

What advice can you give today to mere mortals how to maintain their 'health' (What to think, what to do, what to eat, what to drink, how to breathe?)

Is it possible to maintain health without fasting, cleansing and other stressful, painful procedures?

Answer:

I'll tell you this: you need to lead a moderately toxic lifestyle. That is, there is normal, coarse food (if boiled potatoes, then with peels, if vegetables, then directly from the ground from the garden, etc.), indulge in spices and pungencies, in short, eat everything that grows, crawls and runs. No forced diets! Drink tap water, swim in natural reservoirs, lie in the sand, do not wash your hands before eating, do not disdain alcohol (in small quantities), you can smoke a little tobacco. The most important thing is never to follow any rigidly ordered life rules. Life, like food, should be "ragged", unexpected, with frequent variations. The body must be constantly in moderate contact with hazards - bacteria, fungi, mold, viruses, toxins, carcinogens, etc.
For only then will he be able to train and keep the defense system in good shape! Only then! When there is no "enemy", the defense system atrophies, because, as you know, the function creates an organ.
People leading a sterile lifestyle, children from whom their parents blow off dust particles, usually end up very badly - just take the fate of Savely Kramarov.
About fasting: it will be quite enough if you abstain from food once a week, for 15-20 hours, but on a regular basis.

Summer resident
When I read such would-be authors, I get really scared. Not because they write outright nonsense, but because there are many people who, due to their biological illiteracy, can believe them and begin to follow their "advice".
For thousands of years, individual regions of the earth have formed their own food systems, conditioned by natural conditions, climate and other factors.Under this, the digestive system of people living in this region has also been "sharpened" for centuries. Hence the striking difference in the cuisines of the peoples of the world. Therefore, for a healthy diet and the best possible survival, you must adhere to the food traditions that have developed in the region where you live.
For example, complete vegetarianism among the inhabitants of our climate, with a sharp off-season and severe frosts, causes depletion of the nervous system and a decrease in immunity. And inhabitants of a temperate climate can refuse animal food without loss of health.
As a phytotherapist, I adhere to the principle that fanaticism is bad in all forms
Oroboro
I am also against fanaticism.
However, people (a group of scientists on this site) scientifically substantiate their thoughts, showing chemical reactions, for example, the action of PUFA, etc.
I don’t believe everything either, but the objectively described fact cannot raise doubts.
You can believe or not believe, for example, in the existence of spirits or ghosts.
But to believe that, for example, there is a sun or water is a little strange, because it is a fact and we are SURE of it.
I think that confidence and faith are both beliefs, but:
Faith is a belief based on OPINIONS of fact.
And Confidence is a conviction based on the facts themselves, from which, however, some manage to turn away, not to notice them.
Therefore, I am writing that I myself am in a state of destruction of the mental framework after reading all the materials on this site and additional materials (basics) to which the authors appeal.
The very name "Other Medicine" aroused interest, which I now regret, because the roof began to leak ... :-)))
Summer resident
In my "past life" I was engaged in science for almost twenty years. Take my word for it. If you wish, you can prove anything you want and get any result you want. After all, we do not know how correct the experiment was from the scientific anguish of view and how its results were interpreted. For me, the experience of generations is more authoritative than the research of such "scientists". There are so many unresolved serious problems in the world that when I see. that people are engaged in such garbage, it causes me not just bewilderment, but doubt about their mental abilities
Admin

Oroboro, we have already read so much on the forum this kind of information ... a lot

Let's not escalate the situation with horror stories once again.... We are adults on the forum, and we have the right to independently make a choice about what to use, how to use it, etc.
For some reason, every new user considers it necessary to start his communication on the forum with this kind of "horror stories".

Even the topic on the forum is relevant What we eat and what we are fed with.
The second topic is about the benefits and dangers of yeast and starter cultures.
To the second topic, you apparently have not yet reached

Happy communication on the forum!

We are here to bake bread and cook.

Teen_tinka
...... oh .... oh .... ... the post about flaxseed oil reminded me of a lecture on the dangers of alcohol .....: DI agree with Roma ... no horror stories ... we cook here , and not "chemistry" ...
so any product can be "offended" ....
Margit
I saw one single grain of truth in this article, what this scientist wanted to tell us - the GOLDEN MIDDLE. Adhering to the golden mean, a person can really live a very, very long life ...
dopleta
5 reasons to love butter

Zoya Ulymova,

Despite the fact that butter was one of the main food products of our ancestors, now it is increasingly being replaced with vegetable oil, fearing bad cholesterol. What do those who completely refuse butter lose?

1. Heat and energy

Butter is a concentrate of milk fat, and fats are, first of all, heat, which we need so much in the cold season. Yes, butter is very high in calories (about 730 kcal / 100 g) and extremely easy to digest, but these qualities of the product are easy to use for our health benefits.If you want to wake up, feel cheerful and energized - return the classic sandwich with butter to your morning menu. It is ideal to start the day, even for those looking to lose weight (!). If you do not exceed the norm - 30 g of butter per day - you will provide yourself with energy that will be consumed without residue throughout the day.

2. Fat-soluble vitamins

Butter is primarily responsible for smooth skin, beautiful hair and strong nails, all because it contains fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, K, as well as 20 essential fatty acids.

You will not find vitamin A in any vegetable oil - only in butter! 50 g is a third of the required daily intake of this vitamin, which is beneficial for vision and bones, skin and hair condition, and the functioning of the immune and reproductive systems. This product is especially recommended for use during colds, and the daily allowance can be safely doubled - up to 60-70 g, as well as for those who suffer from the stomach. Thanks to vitamin A, butter, as it were, lubricates the diseased organ from the inside, contributing to a quick recovery.

In addition, butter on our table allows us to replenish the lack of vitamin D in case of a lack of sunlight. Another argument in favor of using this product in winter is the presence of vitamin E in butter. It is not only a powerful antioxidant that fights aging, but also a remedy for lethargy and fatigue. Vitamin E prevents the formation of blood clots, cleanses and strengthens blood vessels.

3. Good mood

You probably didn't even know that butter promotes the production of serotonin, or "the hormone of happiness." Milk fat contains the amino acid tryptophan, without which the formation of serotonin is impossible, which means that mood problems can arise. No wonder there is a far from flattering expression "lean face", because in fasting a person refuses butter and fatty foods. Serotonin also improves sleep, desensitizes pain, and even suppresses sugar cravings.

4. Clear mind

Fats, including milk, are essential for cellular renewal. There are especially many fat-like compounds in nerve tissues and the brain, so that a complete rejection of fat can lead to mental impairment and threatens dementia. Insufficient fat intake in schoolchildren impairs concentration of attention and academic performance.

5. Cholesterol

Don't believe your eyes? But cholesterol is a great benefit. True, if you use butter in small quantities (as mentioned above - no more than 30 g per day) and those whose cholesterol level is normal (less than 6.2 mmol / l).

Cholesterol is involved in the construction of the walls of blood vessels and is indispensable for the production of biologically active substances: bile acids, sex and some other hormones. For example, if a woman's body lacks fat, her periods disappear, conception is impossible. Cholesterol contributes to the production of vitamin D in the body and, according to recent reports, even prevents the development of cancer.

Milk fat promotes the absorption of calcium, which in turn helps to lower blood cholesterol levels. So using butter in the recommended doses, you can not be afraid of bad cholesterol - a "smart" product itself "regulates" its level.

Only a product obtained from cream and having a fat content of at least 82.5% can be called butter. Emulsifiers, preservatives, acidity regulators, flavors, colorants used to replace the natural base indicate that you are holding margarine, ersatz butter or spread. Even if the packaging says “cow's butter”, “reduced oil ...” etc.

Vologda butter is made from fresh cream, pasteurized (heated) at higher temperatures (97-98 ° C). It has a delicate aroma of freshly boiled milk and a pleasant slightly noticeable nutty flavor.

Amateur butter is characterized by a higher water content (20%, in other oils - 16%) than in other types of butter, and some non-fatty substances.
Peasant oil is produced using a more economical technology. The price of such oil is slightly lower, and its fat content is also lower (71-90% fat, the mass fraction of moisture should not exceed 25%). Peasant oil oxidizes more slowly because the non-fatty part contains oxidation inhibitors to prevent greasy taste.

How to store butter

Butter doesn't like being in the light. It loses vitamin A, oxidizes and turns yellow. Therefore, do not buy oil in transparent parchment, only in foil! And don't store it in a glass oiler. The oil should be kept in the refrigerator, isolated from pungent-smelling foods. However, if you forget the butter on the table, it's okay, it won't deteriorate during the day - just be sure to cut off and discard (!) The yellow layer, it is not suitable for eating.

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