On Jun 5, 10:25*am, Serene Vannoy > wrote:
> Michael Kuettner wrote:
> > As one born in Styria, I grew up with pumpkin seed oil.
> > It's an oil only used for salads; it looks like motor oil and
> > you either love it or hate it (I love it).
> > The USA is known for pumpkin decorations on Halloween;
> > that means that there must be a lot of them grown over there.
>
> > This leads to my questions :
> > Is pumpkin seed oil produced in the US ?
> > How many of you know it ?
>
> I've never heard of it, but I bet I'd love it. *I'm going to go look
> online for a source.
>
> [Later...]
>
> http://www.kernoelman.de/_us/os_2007/en/online_shop.htm
> (Styrian/Austrian store)
>
> http://www.earthy.com/Roasted_Pumpki...45_oz_P798.cfm
> (Michigan store)
>
> Thanks for the new thing, Michael!
>
> Serene
>
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Thanks, Serene!
They're both neat sites! I bookmarked the second one. Their prices
seem reasonable, didn't take time to check out shipping osts yet.
Lynn in Fargo
wants morels and avocado oil