Is this food grade oil? I am looking for neroli oil to use in drinks. Thanks.
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In order for this essential oil to be certifiably safe for ingestion, it must contain a white box with the heading "Supplemental Facts" . This is the gold standard, not the words Organic, Natural or anything else.
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What I know is that "Now Food" brand for essential oil (as the name says so) is most likely be used for food. However don't take anybody's word for it when it comes for food consumption. If the label says for external use only. Consult the manufacturer. Be cautious. I only buy them for adding to shampoos, lotions, or aroma therapy. If you really need to add to food I would buy the real herb. Best I could say.
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Good, but not enough good in drinks. I only use Pranarom oils for using inside.
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You could just buy food grade D-Limonene here (http://www.amazon.com/Blubonic-Industries-d-Limonene-Solvent-Dlimonene/dp/B009SSGW48/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399537071&sr;=8-5&keywords;=limonene) and then add it to whichever oil you'd like in the quantities that you desire.
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I am not sure WHY you are asking me??? I am not the person selling it and I think you should direct your question to the source. However, I don't mind telling you that "food grade" means it's used by the food industry. A*
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This is what I read about USP. It is possible that a USP product can be either pharma grade or food grade. The USP designation only refers to a general production regime and does not cover the exact contaminants as long as the minimum standard is met. So a USP product might be considered safe for inhalation; or it might, on test, prove inadvisable to inhale.Does anyone have an opinion on where the Nature's Oil fits into this category??
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Hi: The only thing it say's on the bottle is pure food grade mineral oil, no other ingredients. Hope this helps?
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As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food grade rose water. As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food... » Read More As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food grade rose water. « Show Less
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I think most of these products are just mineral oil packaged in different ways, with different names. In fact, if you can find plain mineral oil in a local store it will be much cheaper. As long as the main ingredient is mineral oil, and it is food safe, I think you are fine.
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No, all those 'grades' are all a marketing ploy by the production company. There is no standardizing body in the world that recognizes 'therapy grade' or 'food grade' as actual standards for essential oils. 100% pure is 100%.
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The label indicates "For Internal or External Use, taken with food." Or used topically, as in for moisturizing or for massage. If you want almond oil for cooking, I would purchase "Food Grade Almond Oil." I've seen it in numerous grocery stores, like H. Teeter's or Wh. Foods, near the Olive Oils.
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It is not advertised as food-grade on the bottle itself. Furthermore, it says on the bottle "not for internal use." I believe that includes eating / cooking with it. We are using it for moisturizing skin / hair only.
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Yes it's food grade. use it for kitchen utensils made of wood,also wooden cutting boards. It's tasteless.
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Check out Young Living web site, but all their products are of high grade quality, you can even eat them. The specifics, I'm not sure of. If you check the web site, they list all the details of each oil.
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Yes, this is food grade rosewater. I purchased to use for baklava syrup- very nice flavor!
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Yes, it is a food-grade product, its approved for that use and I've used it only for food stuff. It is syrupy and pretty sweet, adding it would be similar to adding corn syrup (though corn syrup is sweeter)
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Hi Nikki . Well , although these oils are 100% pure and certainly there is nothing about them to harm you , they are also certainly not created as a food flavoring . They work as a fabulous ingredient in all of my home made skin and hair care products .
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It is safe for use on butcher block countertops, so I would guess it would be safe for a drinking mug - unless you're allergic to tung nuts. However, as another reviewer noted, it might alter the flavor of whatever you're drinking. By the way, mineral oil IS used for surfaces that will come in contact with food, but it is petroleum-based. I don't use it on my skin so am hesitant to use it on food surfaces, although it is a common practice. (100% pure for each, of course!)
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I received the one with the handle, and under the ingredients it is listed food grade. Hope that helps :)