what is the difference between vegetable oil and olive oil?

Posted by admin on January 27th, 2010 and filed under oil | 3 Comments »

i am making a german chocolate cake and we are out of vegetable oil can i make it with olive oil instead…it only calls for 1/2 a cup of vegetable oil.

yes you can subsitute olive oil for vegetable oil the only difference is one is made from olives (and better for you than veg oil)

3 Responses

  1. cops_wife07 Says:

    yes you can subsitute olive oil for vegetable oil the only difference is one is made from olives (and better for you than veg oil)
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  2. Flourqueen Says:

    you can, however extra virgin olive oil does have a specific taste to it. The difference between the two is olive oil comes from olives and vegetable oil is made from soybeans. You would use the same amount. Chocolate is a very powerful flavor and may over power the flavor of the olive oil. Other than that it is okay. Happy baking.
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    15 years experience as a pastry chef and master baker

  3. Becky WKS Says:

    Olive oil is a type of vegetable oil – it has aricher taste and I think it’s actually better for you than regular veggie oil (more monounsaturated fats!). I have used olive oil in recipes calling for veggie oil without too much noticeable difference. I would use the same amount of olive oil as veggie oil. Good luck!
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