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From salad dressings to sautéing, canola oil’s neutral taste and light texture make it a great match for just about everything. Furthermore, its high heat tolerance means you can use canola oil for anything from baking to stir-frying to deep-frying or grilling.

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This minty ice cream cookie pie is sure to be a big hit with the whole family and it's very easy to make. Using canola oil in the crust and reduced fat ice cream or frozen yogurt in the filling makes it significantly lower in saturated fat than the typical version, but with all the indulgent taste.

Tender, grilled zucchini makes a delicious wrapper for colorful, crisp vegetables, fresh herbs and a creamy feta spread, all rolled into beautiful, bite-sized bundles. It is a true vegetable celebration with grilled, roasted and fresh produce in each mouthwatering bite. Brushing the zucchini with canola oil before grilling gives it a rich, glossy appeal with minimal saturated fat.

Canola oil is considered a staple ingredient whose versatility allows it to work well in a wide variety of culinary applications. Its high smoke point and neutral flavor make it ideal for grilling vegetables.

Quinoa, an ancient "grain" that's actually an edible seed related to beets and spinach, makes a fantastic base for a salad.

A flavorful watermelon salad with the sharp tang of Gorgonzola cheese will make any summer meal a success. Canola oil’s light taste and texture is ideal for a vinaigrette and works well with the dish’s lively flavors.

This will definitely be a hit at your next picnic or backyard party.