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  Kinds of Oils and Fats
 
Kinds of Oils and Fats
Butter-Flavored Oils/Shortenings Vegetable oils (usually blended) flavored with real or artificial butter flavor for use on griddles. Hydrogenated shortening used for baking goods, pastries.
Canola Oil
(Rapeseed oil)
A light, golden-colored oil, similar to safflower oil. Low in saturated fat. Extracted from the seeds of a plant in the turnip family (the same plant as the vegetable broccoli rabe). Used in salads and cooking, mostly in the Mediterranean region and India; also used in margarine and blended vegetable oils.
Coconut Oil A heavy, nearly colorless oil extracted from fresh coconuts. Used primarily in blended oils and shortenings. Used primarily in prepared, processed, packaged foods.
Corn Oil A mild-flavored refined oil. It is medium-yellow colored, inexpensive, and versatile.
Frying Oil  Blended oils or shortenings (usually based on processed corn or peanut oils) designed for high smoke point and long fry life. May be liquid or solid at room temperature.

 
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