Can I mix With Coconut Oil, Just like I do with just Activated Charcoal, to form a pate, and place in air Tight Container for daily use?
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I don't see why not. I've thought about doing that myself, just hadn't gotten around to it. You may want to contact the manufacturer just in case to make sure there are no issues with combining the two products Best wishes!
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I believe for coconut oil to be classified as "virgin" or "unrefined" it can be processed up to 280 farenheit. So to answer your question; yes, you can cook with it at 375 or higher, but you will loose some light-ends by evaporation. What you are left with will still be good, organic, healthy coconut oil. It will just be thicker.
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Use it as you would any oil. It does retain the coconut smell so be mindful of that.
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Not at all! this product can be mixed! I did with organic shea butter and warm it up until both substances melt. I warm up every time I used and it works amazingly!!
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Yes. I mix mine with regular toothpaste but the coconut oil sounds even better. I would put the coconut oil in the fridge so it does not get rancid and stays in a non-liquid form. Love this stuff.
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I have not but that sounds like an excellent idea that I will definitely try myself, since coconut oil is known for its soothing and medicinal properties. Also, the coconut oil mixed with the powder, if kept cool, would probably provide a consistency more like traditional toothpaste.
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It's normal. Coconut oil is solid at cool (around 70) room temperature but it's soft enough to easily squeeze out. I think somewhere around 80 F it melts and changes to a liquid. I just squeeze the solid (but soft) coconut oil into the pot and enjoy!!
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You can if you want but I believe it would be unsanitary and unhealthy. It might be better to use a smaller amount and add oil and throw away the remainder.
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If you open these up they are very very finely ground if you did the coconut oil would probably absorb the charcoal.
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I do not warm it up. I just run a spoon around in the coconut butter and it kind of flecks off and I mix it with fresh fruit and eat. If I were going to melt it, I'd get out the amount that I wanted to eat and microwave it just enough to make it soft. Probably 10 seconds and I would not think that would destroy the nutritional value.
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I would say you can with all EXCEPT lemongrass. That one burns a little when used topically. Be sure and use a quality oil like coconut make the blend smoother and not so harsh.
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I do not believe so. This has been heated, no matter what they claim. Turns brown when melted (should be clear) and does not have coconut scent. This is OK for a body oil, but would not use it to cook with unless you can only afford this price. You get what you pay for with these oils and the bit more is well worth it. I use it for hands and to put in my dog's food. Good for dog's coat. Hope this helps to make a better choice.
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I agree with everyone below. I used to buy a jar of virgin coconut oil and ghee and then I combine the two in a blender, mix well then pour into two Mason jars. Same benefits, but this is way easier if you don't want to go through that process - it's just more convenient. If you don't mind extra steps though you can purchase a jar or each and mix them together.
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Yes, you can throw some wood chips in the charcoal and keep put the lid on. This would would work best with indirect cooking and given the size of this Smokey Joe it may just not be big enough.
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if you only use oil and don't have much or any additional liquid to generate steam, I'd speculate this is unlikely to work. Plus the presence of large amounts of steam is unlikely to contribute in a good way to crunchy fried chicken.
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Yes, you can use it without oil, but it would be quite bland. I've been using coconut oil to evenly distribute Flavacol Seasoning.
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I just used 16oz shea to 8oz coconut oil and mixed it with my stand mixer. I got a several month supply out of that and still gave some away.