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Dale,
Whatever you do, don't use that white stuff in the can.
Patrick
Dale Seppa wrote:
The Proton Mag ForumPhil: (&et al) I think you wrote with the
suggestion you had gotten from someone about "WESSON SALAD OIL".
I just came back from the supermarket where I checked on it. I
think his advice had been from a kinder, gentler age when
Hunt-Wesson (Maybe just Wesson then) had one kind of oil in a
bottle. To make a long story short - WESSON VEGETABLE OIL WESSON
CANOLA OIL WESSON SUNDLOWER OIL WESSON CORN OIL are the four (4)
kinds on the shelf in my hick town grocery store. I think withing
the real of possible that in the "big city" they might even have
more, including possibly even "WESSON SALAD OIL". Is there any
chance you can talk to the same person and find out which one he
meant. My recollections from 30 - 40 years ago tell me that what
they had then was a corn oil BUT I really never paid any attention
at the time. Best to all, Dale [email protected]
103 North Sixth Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792 USA
Whatever you do, don't use that white stuff in the can.
Patrick
Dale Seppa wrote:
The Proton Mag ForumPhil: (&et al) I think you wrote with the
suggestion you had gotten from someone about "WESSON SALAD OIL".
I just came back from the supermarket where I checked on it. I
think his advice had been from a kinder, gentler age when
Hunt-Wesson (Maybe just Wesson then) had one kind of oil in a
bottle. To make a long story short - WESSON VEGETABLE OIL WESSON
CANOLA OIL WESSON SUNDLOWER OIL WESSON CORN OIL are the four (4)
kinds on the shelf in my hick town grocery store. I think withing
the real of possible that in the "big city" they might even have
more, including possibly even "WESSON SALAD OIL". Is there any
chance you can talk to the same person and find out which one he
meant. My recollections from 30 - 40 years ago tell me that what
they had then was a corn oil BUT I really never paid any attention
at the time. Best to all, Dale [email protected]
103 North Sixth Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792 USA