Dietician: Because of their chemical makeup, some oils are better suited for cooking at high heat than others. This is important because heating an oil above its smoke point—the temperature at which the oil begins to smoke—produces toxic fumes and free radicals, which can be harmful. Refined oils are highly processed with chemicals and should be avoided. Here are some recommendations for suitable uses of oils based on their heat type.
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Among the oils listed that are of the type the dietician recommends for frying, there is only one that Mariano can choose if he follows all of the dietician's advice.
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Grape-seed oil has the greatest price per ml of all high-heat oils listed.
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Among the oils on the list, there is a strong positive correlation between the amount per container (in ml) and the price for the container (in dollars).
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