Native Harvest Expeller Pressed Non-GMO Canola Oil, 2 Liter (67.6 FL OZ)

Products that are deceptive! Caution! This is something you should avoid purchasing. I wish I could give it a negative star rating because the product is deceptive and of poor quality. I'd previously purchased the same branded oil in smaller containers and found it to be satisfactory, so I ordered three bottles of 4 pound containers this time, and when I opened them, they smelled extremely rancid, as if they'd been sitting around for years. Carcinogens would be present if you ate rancid oils. So I'm attempting to return this item, only to discover that it is not even returnable! Buyers should be aware that purchasing this item may result in the worst possible outcomes - While you were thinking you were getting away from the chemicals in extracted canola oils, it was actually giving you cancer. Do not buy this product because it is deceptive and dangerous. Purchases should be avoided. This is something I cannot emphasize enough!.

Calvin Dorsey

| Oct 04, 2021

This isn't high oleic sunflower oil, despite what the label claims. There is no indication on the label that it is high in oleic acid, and the nutritional profile is incorrect. According to the National Sunflower Association, high oleic sunflower oil should contain around 80% monounsaturated fats and have a nutritional profile similar to olive oil. Other high-oleic sunflower oils, for example, contain about 11 percent oleic acid. Per tablespoon, there are 12 grams of monounsaturated fat and only 2 grams of polyunsaturated fat. However, this oil only 6g monounsaturated fats and 5g polyunsaturated fats (roughly 55% oleic) contains only 6g monounsaturated fats and 5g polyunsaturated fats (roughly 55% oleic)% br>br>Unfortunately, I didn't read the nutrition label carefully before purchasing, and the seller does not accept returns. I guess I'll have to live with it.

Madeleine Hatfield

| Jan 29, 2021

So that company should definitely start figuring out the problem; they show a story of a wonderful product, and I thought I'd give it a try; however, some reviews were not recommending it, and I should have taken their word for it, but I didn't; and now I'm stuck with a bottle and a loss of money!.

Dayana Copeland

| Jul 15, 2021

This is not the product that was advertised in the advertisement. I've previously purchased the same oil in the same size bottle, and there's no comparison. The color is different, the amount of content is less, and the bottles have a greasy feel to them on the outside. Something isn't quite right. To make matters worse, you are not permitted to return it. Purchase this item at your own risk.

Nathalie Bradley

| Oct 14, 2021

In my wok, I stir fry with peanut oil, 4- 6 days a week, and for a long time, I was using a different brand, primarily because it was the only one I could find. Then I came across this on Amazon and decided to try it. It's flavorful and has become a staple in my kitchen. to add to the oil for stir frying.

Hadley Pena

| Aug 25, 2021

The oil was rancid and had a foul odor. There was no "best by" date on the packaging.

Juliette Rios

| Mar 16, 2021

Because this oil is almost entirely made up of canola oil, it is not worth the money. Despite the fact that it is referred to as a blend, it contains far less grapeseed oil. Because it lacks the nutritional benefits of real grapeseed oil, there's no reason to pay the extra money for grapeseed oil when you can get canola for the same price.

Bentlee HOPE

| Aug 02, 2021

For a long time, I've been using Native Harvest expeller pressed Canola Oil. love it. I'm hoping they'll keep doing so. I adore the flavor and incorporate it into almost every dish I make. The price is well worth it.

Kody Moss

| May 15, 2021