Whole Harvest Non-GMO Canola Oil, 128 Fluid Ounce

Love this oil. It is the only :plain" oil we use. I love that it is GMO free. I used to buy a different one at Costco that was discontinued. I was thrilled to find this on Amazon for a reasonable price. I have already ordered 3 so far. I will be ordering more. It handles frying very well. It has a high smoke point. I also use this in our wok on high heat. It works great in place of the normal vegetable oil.

No such thing as non gmo Canola Oil. Canola Oil...It is a known fact that canola oil comes from the rape seed, which is part of the mustard family of plants. Mustard gas was made from rapeseeds and used in World War II for genocide. Rape seed is the most toxic of all food-oil plants, much more toxic than soy oil, yet Canada annually exports over 3 million tons of canola seed, over 700,000 tons of canola oil and a million tons of canola "meal." And guess who Canada's #1 buyer is ... yep, the U.S.A. (http://www.soyatech.com)Even if canola is labeled organic, major doubt remains about its value to the human body. Canola oil is high in glycosides, which means it inhibits enzyme function. Over the long term, this destroys the protective sheath (coating) surrounding nerves. Once that sheath is gone, nerve damage is being done. So, for the most part, canola oil makes your body more vulnerable to cancer. Now let's back up a little here. Rape oil itself causes emphysema, respiratory distress, anemia, constipation and blindness in animals, including humans. So what's the bottom line? Canola oil actually carries the mutated genes, no matter what kind of "processing" the food "product" is put through. (http://www.laleva.cc)Canola oil manufacturers' "healthy" argument is hinged on the fact that the processing techniques of "crushing and extraction" are similar for most vegetable oils produced from the seeds of plants, and even though canola oil is developed from the rapeseed plant, it has been marketed as a "wonder oil" that is low in saturated fats, with a beneficial omega-3 fatty acid profile. It is recognized by the American Dietetic Association and the American Heart Association based on the belief that the absence of saturated fats alone makes it healthy. However, it is now believed that "rapeseed" has a cumulative effect, taking almost 10 years before symptoms manifest.(http://www.sdadefend.com)These symptoms may include:• tremors and shaking• uncoordination when walking or writing• slurred speech• deterioration of memory and thinking processes• fuzzy or low audio levels• difficulty urinating/incontinence• breathing problems/short of breath• numbness and tingling in extremities• heart problems/arrhythmia• nervous breakdownIn April of 1997, Monsanto announced that it was recalling genetically engineered canola seed, because an unapproved gene slipped into the batch by mistake. The canola seed had been genetically manipulated to resist the herbicide toxicity of Roundup, Monsanto's top money-making product. The recall involved 60,000 bags containing two types of canola seed, which is enough to plant more than 700,000 acres. Both types of seed have the wrong gene in them. The genes in the recalled seed have not been approved for human consumption. "As for Canola, on the whole, as far as natural and organic products go, this product may not have the sort of pedigree that some would think desirable. Less might be more. Or none." (http://www.organicconsumers.org)The good news is that there are simple alternatives for canola. Grape seed oil withstands higher heat than most oils. Or you can simply use coconut oil and preserve your body. (http://store.naturalnews.com)

So happy to have found a non-gmo canola oil I can use to bake with! Great price, great product.

It is a great size for the price! It is exactly what you would expect from it. As far as the product goes, the taste is just fine and it does what it is intended to do.

Great Value and smart packaging in a non see through container which retains more of the nutrition that is lacking in see through containers the product through light loses it's nutrition

This was pricey but worth it to me since it is non-GMO. I have used it to fry chicken. Worked great.

So happy to have found GMO free canola! I like cooking with canola, but am not a fan of GM products. This is a decent price, too! Will buy again.

We use olive oil for cooking and salads and dipping but needed an oil for high temperature frying. We tried this Whole Harvest Non-GMO Canola Oil and it is perfect!I keep the temperature correct on the induction cook top and the oil is clear golden colour even after frying corn chips. . .I highly recommend this oil and we shall be buying more very soon.