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Warpy

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19. I agree, and that's the kind of peanut butter I get when it's in stock

Reply to Bernardo de La Paz (Reply #17)

Tue Oct 14, 2025, 06:37 PM

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which doesn't happen all that often.

Big commercial companies use extra oil to get the grinding process started and to make the final product smoother and more consistent. I honestly don't mind that part of the process as long as they don't use nasty canola oil.

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Trump threatens China with cooking oil embargo over soybean snub [View all] BumRushDaShow Tuesday OP

Canada grows a hell of a lot of Canola get the red out Tuesday #1

Down goes corn! BidenRocks Tuesday #2

Yeah, not only destroying the soybean commodity zorbasd Tuesday #30

Brazil's soybean farmers are loving Mr. trump this year Torchlight Tuesday #3

Maybe supermarkets will start to sell soybean oil here Warpy Tuesday #4

Believe it or not BumRushDaShow Tuesday #5

I know there is tremendous fraud around stuff labeled "olive oil." Warpy Tuesday #11

Yup BumRushDaShow Tuesday #12

Which is why the EVOO I buy is single-sourced. . . DinahMoeHum Tuesday #28

I mostly use California Olive Ranch BumRushDaShow Wednesday #34

Peanut butter does not need canola oil. It has peanut oil already inside, a competitor to canola oil. Bernardo de La Paz Tuesday #17

I agree, and that's the kind of peanut butter I get when it's in stock Warpy Tuesday #19

Thanks. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Tuesday #20

Sounds like what my spouse has to deal with coconut progressoid Wednesday #36

Gag me with a spoon, Donnie! ProudMNDemocrat Tuesday #6

I guess they'll have to step up mining their sewers for it then JoseBalow Tuesday #7

I refuse to by any food or food product from China. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Tuesday #18

Same here. If it's from China, I'm definitely not eating it. JoseBalow Tuesday #22

Bad enough dealing with US food producers. E Coli anyone? paleotn Tuesday #23

I'll pass lonely bird Wednesday #35

Like tariffs aren't economically hostile? nilram Tuesday #8

Proving yet again, he doesn't have a clue. China imports cooking oil and exports used cooking oil (UCO) to US. sinkingfeeling Tuesday #9

It does not seem like a big dollar volume any way, maybe $2 billion Bernardo de La Paz Tuesday #15

China only sells us used cooking oil. Under The Radar Tuesday #10

Working together might help. Too far of a "left wing radical nut job" of an idea though. twodogsbarking Tuesday #13

LOL. That'll show em. ananda Tuesday #14

last i checked there are other sources for cooking oil moonshinegnomie Tuesday #16

Global commodities. Lots of suppliers around the globe. paleotn Tuesday #25

I'm sure they're shaking in their boots Donny Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Tuesday #21

That's really not going to hurt them, you dolt. paleotn Tuesday #24

Getting increasingly desperate on this soybean thing Prairie Gates Tuesday #26

Used cooking oil is imported from China to make supposedly "green" fuels like biodiesel. hunter Tuesday #27

Exhausting is the word! ReRe Tuesday #29

Yea, that will do it, I bet they're just shaking in their boots. Angleae Tuesday #31

Can we please fire his worthless ass already??? Initech Wednesday #32

I cannot fucking believe this FUCKING ASSCLOWN is PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Skittles Wednesday #33

Um, Donnie lonely bird Wednesday #37