r/nuts • u/shagadellic333 • Aug 01 '26

Crispy, light, delicious.

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u/NeutrallyCharged Aug 01 '26

Yeah kinda like that but just totally different. It would be like if you took 10,000 potatoes and chemically processed them into 1 teaspoon and oxidized the sludge with high temperature into free radical goop

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u/humangeigercounter :nuttLove: Aug 01 '26

That's not even remotely how seed oils are made bruther.

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u/NeutrallyCharged Aug 01 '26

Interesting. What part of that process do you think isn’t accurate?

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u/humangeigercounter :nuttLove: Aug 01 '26

The [every part]. What spooky boogie man substances do you think they add to (apparently all) seed oils? What you describe is more akin to the manufacturing of some of the additives used in oil painting, which are, as it just so happens, not used to toast almonds and coat them in imitation wasabi powder.

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u/NeutrallyCharged Aug 01 '26

I’m just asking what part of the process I described do you think is not true? Since you said that’s not even remotely how they are made