Tropical Plantation Avocado Oil, 51 Fl oz

(10 customer reviews)

Tropical Plantation Avocado Oil, 51 Oz

Price range: $20.44 through $240.00

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Brand

Lily

Nutrition facts, 100 g

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Lily

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10 reviews for Tropical Plantation Avocado Oil, 51 Fl oz

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  1. Danielle


    I love this, tastes mild and works great for cooking. The only issue is that it’s really difficult to open. One part should be stationary, so you can break apart the seal, but the whole top when sealed just spins together and makes it extremely difficult to open.

  2. Anonymous

    Works Great for High Temp Cooking
    Found out the hard way that my body is now rejecting peanut oil, SO, what to do? I make a lot of Chinese food, the restaurants by me stink, and I was raised using olive oil, but it can’t handle the high temps for stir fry and frying. Forget vegetable oil, canola, inflammation is an issue for everyone, so I tried this and it’s working out great. Of course, we might find out down the road that there’s something wrong with THIS, like the kind of crank case oil that is passing as olive oil, even brands you grew up using, but as for now, it works great, a little pricey, but look at what’s going on today, so…

  3. Lori


    I got it especially to make mayonnaise. It gives off no taste when I use it and that is what I really like. Though it is more pricy than other oils I have used, it is worth it. I also like that it is cholesterol free and can even help lower my cholesterol level.

  4. Nic

    My Go-To Multi-Purpose Oil
    I use this oil because it has a high smoke point, meaning I can cook with it at higher temperatures like frying chicken. I also choose avocado oil because it is practically tasteless and avocado flesh is exposed to pesticides less than other fruits that provide oil. It’s more natural than canola and vegetable oils, and the price is lower at Walmart. I use extra virgin olive oil for salad dressings and use this for everything else! This is my go-to multi-purpose oil!

  5. Olivia


    I really don’t like Oluve Oil. Don’t like the taste. Dinilike olives either. Tried this Avocado oil yi really like it. Has a very light taste. Much better than Olive Oil.

  6. Robert


    I am very impressed with this 🥑 avocado oil, it even makes you think healthier! Its great for Cooking, or using to bake, instead of butter. I am purchasing again.

  7. Neri

    Great for cooking
    This avocado oil is really good quality. It has a light taste and works great for cooking at higher heat. I use it for everything and it lasts a long time. Definitely worth it. Love it to fry my plantains.

  8. jjkmom

    Healthier and Great Taste
    High smoke point. Great for frying eggs, potatoes and other foods. Delicious clean taste. Not sweet like coconut oil. Drizzle over homemade popcorn in place of butter. Kids love it.

  9. Martin

    I will buy this again
    A light and delicate oil that makes good tasting mayonnaise and whipped salad dressing, and it does a great job for frying. I wish I had tried this long ago.

  10. Brian

    Watch the bottle cap.
    The oil is great. The bottle sucks. I stored the bottle on top of my cabinet and when I got it down, I had to squeeze the plastic bottle to keep it from dropping, the cap blew off and soaked my ceiling and me with oil.
    The cap needs to be of sturdier material. The cap never fully tightens.

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