Crisco Pure Vegetable Oil, Cooking Oil, 1 gal
Crisco Pure Vegetable Cooking Oil is great for baking and frying, so you and your kitchen are always ready to make your family’s favorite meals. This Crisco cooking oil features a light taste that lets the flavor of your food shine through. Crisco Vegetable Oil is ideal for baking recipes and can also be used for cooking and sautéing. Crisco is what good food is made of. This cholesterol free vegetable oil for cooking is certified kosher and gluten free. Check out other Crisco baking ingredients like shortening and a variety of other cooking oils to add versatility to your baking style.
$13.17
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Customer Reviews
8 reviews for Crisco Pure Vegetable Oil, Cooking Oil, 1 gal
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Anna –
Love it
This is cooking all rec and fried chicken and fish, fish fry and hush puppies all things but one thing you can make it with mixed up with a little maple syrup or pancake syrup in a bottle. Remember that pink the pink top mixed that with a little cooking oil and make popcorn balls out of it and make your own chapter. This lady did it online and she mixed hers with marshmallows and it would look very good and she have a flavorful popcorn ball shop and she told her son that’s what they used to make for Chuck treat candy years ago and you could put M%26Ms in it and chocolate chips or cinnamon and what else peppermint air for school in Keystone elementary. They got a peppermint and my mom took it back and she reached out and that’s how she showed me how to make popcorn ball.
Mary –
I originally bought a small fryer but it was cheap %26 not worth keeping. Recently I saw a what looked like a bit larger 2 basket fryer on sale. Unfortunately, the description didn’t give dimensions %26 it turned out to be much larger than one person living alone needed. I’ve yet to try it for a few fries or a couple pieces of fish for one person’s meal. The best oil I’ll buy is Crisco.
Deidre –
Crisco oil
This is the best oil for cooking my fried foods. I like to use Crisco oil for baking my cakes as well. I highly recommend for a good quality oil for cooking %26 baking
Anonymous –
Best one on the Market
I can tell you from experience that this is the only oil that has truly fried foods for me and has not left any aftertaste. We have used in our family throughout my life. Crispy chicken, baking goods, whatever the need, Crisco will never fail you.
Betty –
Good deal at this size.
Great deal of great product. I’ve used this and also given it as a gift (along with other things, of course!) 🙂
I use a funnel to pour it in my regular-size oil bottle.
TRIXIE –
I love to cook with this , like other products I use, I try and not run out. I use other cooking products too,but this is my go to cooking oil. It just tastes good, food doesn’t have a heavy greasy taste like others. I keep it in stock,
Jim –
The Unsung Hero of the Pantry
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If Zeus himself ever descended from Mount Olympus to fry chicken, I’m 99% sure he’d grab a gallon of Crisco Pure Vegetable Oil before anything else. This isn’t just oil—it’s *culinary liquid confidence.*
I bought the 1-gallon jug thinking it would last a few months. Fast forward three weeks and I’ve deep-fried so many things that even my smoke alarm is filing complaints. French fries? Golden perfection. Fried pickles? Crunchier than my retirement plan. I even “lightly fried” a Pop-Tart just to see what would happen. Spoiler: it was glorious.
The jug is also built like it’s ready to survive the apocalypse. Drop it? No problem. This oil doesn’t spill—it just gently *sloshes* like it knows it’s too valuable to waste. And let’s be real, pouring from a gallon container gives you the kind of power rush you only see in action movies.
Bonus: I accidentally discovered Crisco oil makes a squeaky door hinge quieter than therapy. Do I recommend this use? No. Do I regret it? Also no.
Bottom line: Crisco is the unsung hero of the pantry. It doesn’t judge what you’re frying, it just stands there, pure and loyal, ready to turn your questionable life choices into crispy, golden triumphs.
Would buy again. Might even name my next cat “Crisco.”
Katherine –
Shopping online! what a find!
I had no idea that cooking oil came this big! Crisco brand to boot! I am so digging this! I love shopping online!