Five Ways to Identify Ditch Oil in Restaurant
1. Obviously, we ordered vegetable dishes, which can taste meat. In nine cases out of ten, it is not new oil.
2. The oil in the vegetable is not clear and the color is turbid. It is estimated that it is low-quality oil that has been used for many times, because the color of the oil will gradually darken during the heating process.
3. Fresh and qualified vegetable oil is smooth and easy to flow, without greasy feeling. It is easier to rinse off the oil by rinsing it in water. However, the gutter oil is sticky and has no refreshing taste. It is difficult to rinse off even in hot water. You can also drop a few drops of oil on your fingers and rub them back and forth with your fingertips. If you feel sticky, you are very likely to use gutter oil.
4. After packing the food, put it in the refrigerator and take it out in a few hours. If the oil has solidified or semi solidified, it indicates that the quality of oil is poor, or animal oil such as lard is used, and the content of trans fatty acid and saturated fatty acid is high. Eating too much of such oil is bad for the heart.
5. Exclude food allergy. If you feel uncomfortable with your throat after eating, or have stomach pain, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal diseases, it is likely that you ate inferior oil.