Palm Rich and Carotino products
Why is Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil the healthy choice?
To begin, Carotino Salad and Cooking Oill is made from a patented extraction oil process that blends red palm oil with canola oil. It is an oil bursting with the natural goodness of beta-carotenes (Vitamin A) and the natural form of Vitamin E. It is naturally rich in tocopherols and tocotrienols antioxidants. Carotino avoids chemical refining, a source of the harmful effects of hydrogenation and trans fatty acids. It is an all natural salad and cooking oil.
The healthy benefits of Carotino include:

 When compared with other leading vegetable oils Carotino has a clear advantage in its content of Vitamin E (anti-oxidants) and Beta-Carotenes:
| Â | Vitamin E | Beta-Carotenes |
|---|---|---|
| Carotino | 50 mg | 12.5 mg |
| Sunflower Oil | 39 mg | 0 mg |
| Safflower Oil | 27.4 mg | 0 mg |
| Corn Oil | 20.7 mg | 0 mg |
| Olive Oil | 7.6 mg | 0 mg |
You can replace all oils used for salads, cooking, baking deep frying and stir frying with Carotino. The naturally red color and neutral flavor does not harm cooked foods or vegetable salads.
FAQs about Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil
1. Why is the oil red in color?
The red color is due to the presence of natural carotenes (beta about
55% and alpha about 35%) in the red palm oil. The beta and alpha
carotenes make up about 90% of the total carotenoid content. Other
carotenes are lycopene, phytoene and zeacarotene. Carotenoids are
believe to promote pro-Vitamin A activity. They are best absorbed in the
presence of fact which acts as a carrier.
Red palm oil contains the full spectrum of carotenoids and is considered
the richest source with concentrations of 700 - 1000 ppm. That's 30
times more than is contained in carrots!
Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil is also packed with Vitamin E consisting
of tocopherols and tocotrienols. Together they are beleived to be
super-antioxidants.
2. Why is Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil a blend with canola
oil?
Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil is made from the finest blend of red palm
oil and non-GMO canola oil so it retains its rich source of carotenes,
natural Vitamin E and co-enzyme Q10. Canola is an oil low in saturated
fats and high in polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats. By blending
Canola with red palm oil, the saturated fat content is reduced to 2 g
per tablespoon or about 14%. This blend also helps to maintain the
liquid state of Carotino. If Carotino was 100% red palm oil, it turns
solid in cool temperatures due to its high saturated fat content.
3. Will the carotenes and Vitamin E get destroyed while
cooking?
In almost all forms of household cooking, carotenes and Vitamin E remain
stable when used in cooking. You can also benefit from the natural
nutrients in Carotino, by using it in salads.
4. Do carotenes or Vitamin E have any harmful effect if taken
in excess?
According to the Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine,
the upper safety limit for many vitamins is 1,000 mg daily (in food or
as a supplement) for adults.
5. Will the food cooked with Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil
turn red?
Carotino is naturally red in color. There is no red color formed when
used in cooking. For example light colored foods such as pasta tossed
with Carotino will be slightly colored and will leave a non-staining
golden yellow on the plate. Dark colored dishes do not show as much
color. The golden yellow is due to the presence of natural carotenes
(like carrots).
6. Can I use Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil in baking?
Yes, Carotino Salad and Cooking Oil is great in cakes (carrot, date,
walnut, banana cakes), muffins, even mayonnaise and many other baked
goods that use a liquid oil.Â

Stir Fry with Carotino Oil.