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How many types of oil are you using in your daily cooking?

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Asked by sherli, 03 Jul '12 09:39 pm
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Answered by anil garg, 03 Jul '12 10:59 pm

 
  
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Only sunflower oil
Answered by Manthapuram Keteshwari, 03 Jul '12 10:11 pm

 
  
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Only two coconut and palm oil
Answered by ajit ramdas vaidya, 03 Jul '12 09:50 pm

 
  
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Only one type
Answered by sameer, 03 Jul '12 09:49 pm

 
  
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Sunflower/Groundnut oil tha tis the commodity, product also I can mention
Answered by jameel ahmed, 03 Jul '12 09:42 pm

 
  
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Mustad
Answered by Damodar Biswal, 03 Jul '12 09:40 pm

 
  
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Two sometimes saffola sometimes olive oil
Answered by rajan, 03 Jul '12 09:39 pm

 
  
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Only one.. coconut oil
Answered by ladumol, 03 Jul '12 09:39 pm

 
  
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