canola English

Meaning canola meaning

What does canola mean?

canola

— noun (= canola oil) vegetable oil made from rapeseed; it is high in monounsaturated fatty acids

Synonyms canola synonyms

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canola English » English

rapeseed

canola oil

rape

colza

oil seed rape

turnip rape

rapeseed oil

oil rape

Brassica napus

Topics canola topics

What do people use canola to talk about?

Daily life Food Types of food Cooking ingredients

Cooking oil

• What seeds are used to make oil?
  olive corn canola cottonseed

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Ladies and gentlemen, before you true cloth Antonio canola, known as Kanoletto.

Look, they use canola oil, okay?

You know what canola oil is?

The nitroglycerine was canola oil.

Canola.

Canola's better, right?

With a big bottle of canola oil and a monkey who was trained to work on a video camera.

Camp Canola.

You don't want to go to rival Canola.

Yeah, Camp Canola's some rundown shack on a piece of swamp land.

They want Camp Canola down the road.

And Canola was a dump.

Well, soon I'm gonna have no choice but to sell it to Canola.

Please just send him to Canola.

But I'll miss canola night at the Jiggly Room.

It's canola oil!

And then my hair smells like canola oil!

Yeah, after we saw the review, we learned that our canola oil comes from a factory where they make peanut oil in the same machinery.

The price of canola and wheat is very important for us.

In bad years, if the price of canola falls, we can make up for it with wheat or cattle. You see?

My best friend Lamar challenges me to drink a whole bottle of canola oil.

Okay. Now, I projected those figures for you regarding the switch to canola oil for stadium popcorn.

I just wanna say you're doing great on that canola-oil stuff.

The Volcanic Soil Museum, the Canola Oil Fuel Cell Initiative.

Mm, canola, yes, but I'm actually talking about something else.

No, you still got canola oil.

What I got here is, I found olive oil and canola oil on the shoeprint along with food particulates.

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A good example is Canola--the genetically improved rapeseed developed by Canadian plant breeders a half-century ago.

After conventional plant breeding led to the development of rapeseed varieties with low concentrations of erucic acid, canola oil became the most commonly consumed oil in Canada.