- Type of vegetable oilCoconut
RBD coconut oil that offers 'zero grams per serving' claims on labels. Water-like in appearance when melted, it is one of the cleanest tasting and naturally stable vegetable oils. Widely used in confectionery applications as a center fat, ice cream bar coating fat, frozen whipped toppings, coffee creamers, and roasting oil for nut meals. It is also excellent as frying oil for tacos, tostadas, tempura, and similar types of applications. Coconut oil is the most widely used non-hydrogenated oil for popping popcorn at the theater and in production of pre-popped corn or pre-packaged popcorn/oil/seasoning packets.
COBEE 76
Iodine Value 7-10
Melting Point 76-80F
Ingredients: coconut oil
COBEE Hydrogenated Series
COBEEs are also manufactured to different melting points. These are widely used in confectionery applications as a center fat, ice cream bar coating fat, frozen whipped toppings, coffee whiteners, roasting oil for nut meals. It is also excellent as frying oil for tacos, tostadas, tempura, and similar types of applications.
COBEE 92
Iodine Value 2 max
Melting Point 96-100F
Ingredients: coconut oil, hydrogenated
COBEE 103
Iodine Value 2 max
Melting Point 102-104F
Ingredients: hydrogenated vegetables oils: coconut oil, linoleic safflower oil, oleic safflower oil
COBEE 110
Iodine Value 4 max
Melting Point 110-114F
Ingredients: hydrogenated vegetables oils: coconut oil, linoleic safflower oil, oleic safflower oil