Danolin Fry LS is RBD High Oleic Palm Olein (Oleic Fatty Acid 55%), 100% vegetable oil, with no chemicals involved. Compared to regular Palm Oil, this product has reduced saturated fatty acids, is free of trans fatty acids, non-hydrogenated, non-GMO, and is cholesterol free. It is an excellent ingredient, ideal for replacement of any type of fat used for bread, cookies, pastry, or any other cooking applications. Due to its high oxidation stability it is also recommended for deep frying and spray oil applications.
Danec S.A. was founded in Ecuador in 1971 to serve the national market in fats, edible oils, and more. They have modern facilities and an excellent quality control department, which ensures that operations adhere to ISO 9001 standards. The company is able to produce a large volume of products while maintaining flexibility for the industrial specs their customers require.
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