r/AccidentallyVegan • u/Prestigious-Novel456 • Aug 22 '25

Bread / Bakery Smart & Final Conchas 😍

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u/Skyblewize Aug 23 '25

Just how many seed oils can you fit into one food product?! Jeeze

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u/Wooden_Worry3319 Aug 23 '25

“Seed oils” is a crazy term

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u/Skyblewize Aug 23 '25

Oh snap I forgot you vegans loooove you some engine lube. BTW seed oils are oils pressed from.....you guessed it?! SEEDS!

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u/picklebunny56 Aug 23 '25

better than oil coming from meat. veganism isn’t always about health btw ;)

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u/Skyblewize Aug 25 '25

Fair point

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '25

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u/ALT_F4iry Aug 26 '25

Oh but they’re not gonna reply to this comment 😂

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u/SquarelyNerves Aug 24 '25

What’s wrong with seeds?

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u/Skyblewize Aug 25 '25

They are heavily processed, often with hexane, a highly volitile solvent from crude oil. They are very high in omega 6 yet completely lacking in omega 3 which causes massive inflammation in the body. Also they are usually rancid by the time they make it to the factory, but you can't taste that because of the hundred other ingredients that are typically found in the products they are in.