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10 contributions to Oasis Builders
Memorial Day
Today we pause with gratitude for the men and women who gave their lives and service to our country. Memorial Day is not just a long weekend. It is a day to remember the cost carried by families, and communities, to promote freedom throughout the world. At Oasis Builders, we talk about home, family, land, and building steady lives. Days like this remind us that much of what we are able to build rests on sacrifices we should never forget. With respect and gratitude, we remember.
5 likes • May 25
@Evelene Sterling
Why seed oils are not good for you
Seed (vegetable) oils are almost entirely fat and provide concentrated calories, with very little protein, carbohydrate, or micronutrients per tablespoon. What “seed vegetable oil” means Most cooking “vegetable oils” sold in bottles are blends or single oils made from seeds such as soybean, corn, canola (rapeseed), sunflower, safflower, grapeseed, cottonseed, or sesame. Their detailed composition varies by plant, but they share some broad features. Typical nutrition per tablespoon For a generic vegetable/seed oil (about 14 g fat per 1 tablespoon / 15 mL):​ - Energy: ~120 calories per tablespoon - Total fat: ~14 g - Protein: 0 g - Carbohydrate: 0 g (0 g fiber, 0 g sugars) - Cholesterol: 0 mg - Sodium: 0 mg All of the calories come from fat. Fatty acid profile (general pattern) Seed oils are predominantly unsaturated fats, with relatively low saturated fat compared to animal fats like butter.
Why seed oils are not good for you
2 likes • Mar 15
@Jim Flach no - it is equally healthy as olive oil
2 likes • Mar 15
@Jim Flach Yes fusing some fresh herbs like rosemary and basil are excellent. Avocado oil also has a higher flash point than olive oil.
5 likes • Feb 28
HA! Ha! My favorite tool this time of year in Florida is my fishing rod. That's because I have a neighbor who has a great garden. I trade him fish I catch for garden veggies. WIN - WIN.
2 likes • Feb 28
@Jim Flach My Uncle (his name is Waldo) used to do the same and often skipped school to fish. IN those days they had truant officers who came looking for you. They would show up at my Grandmother's (his mother) home and say "Waldo doesn't seem to be in school today. Do you know where he is?" She would shrug her shoulders and they would leave. Years later I fished with my uncle often and he would tell me this story... and laugh and laugh. "I went to school to learn to fish" he would say.
Article on Homesteading for you.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzQfCDNPggwcXvGtkQzlTJgtwvCQ
Article on Homesteading for you.
0 likes • Feb 26
@Jim Flach probably not. It is another article by Dr. Robert Malone (he was one of the early researchers on MRNA) about his sustainable farming. Do a search and subscribe to his newsletter - I think you would find it very informative and entertaining.
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Story crafter and teacher of using AI to create short children's stories and adult intrigues. Serial entrepreneur and still learning new things!

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