A quarter cup of olive oil is 4 table spoons, or about 2 oz. My mom puts that on her salads in a vinegarette dressing. People fry onions in more than that. People definitely consume that much regularly.
"Drinking cups of olive oil isn't good" This isnt cups of olive oil. This is a few tablespoons.
Do you have any sources regarding any health benefits of olive oil vs no oils? Because i haven't seen any that support your notion that there are benefits to including oil vs not includong it. I'd agree that replacing other, less healthy fats with oils could be good, but in my experience, that's not what people do when they hear oil is healthy for you. Anecdotally, they just add more empty calories in oil to their diets, instead of replacing any.
Whole grain flour is not, as it is just crushed into a flour and does not have any fiber or micronutrients removed like would occur with white flour, for example
Oils are high in calories and have next to zero micronutrients. They are refined macronutrients the same as sugar.
Health outcome data also shows better health for no-oil plant based diets, vs the same diets with as little as a quarter cup of olive oil a day.
It's not fake. The handle on the top works, and the plate is from a real Canadian company
What tempatures do we have on record from pre-historic times?
This is simply not true. She would only lose out on a term if she has taken the majority of bidens, not the last 6 months. You can serve for up to 10 years total.
Laughs in AUR
Vegan is not a regulated term. Plenty of products that say they are vegan still have animal products, such as honey.
It's no longer labeled vegan. A lot of producers actively avoid the label, despite the fact that the Vegan Society would provide their stamp of approval. I've heard somewhere putting it on your product lowers sales. All this to say, are you certain it's actually not vegan anymore?