If you make soaps or snacks, coconut 110 is yet another coconut option! Coconut 110 has been missing from our line-up for a little while because production just kept getting pushed back. Now that it’s back in stock, I thought I would tell you a little about the coconuts we have to offer, and help clear up the common question of coconut oil 76 vs 92 along the way.
- Coconut 76 RBD, which is the most common type of coconut oil. Coconut 76 RBD indicates that it will become a liquid at 76°. This coconut oil has no coconut oil or smell. Coconut 76 RBD is the most traditional coconut for soap making and pairs well with our other soap making oils like olive and palm. You can use coconut 76 RBD to cook with.
- Coconut 92 RBD, which will be a liquid at 92 degrees. This coconut oil has no coconut oil or smell. When comparing coconut oil 76 degree vs 92 degree, the main difference is the melting point, which affects the finished product. You can use coconut 92 RBD to cook with, although it not used as much as organic coconut RBD.
- Coconut 110 RBD, which is a hydronated coconut blend (blended with soy) so that it stays solid up to 110° for harder formulas and some food/baking items. This coconut oil has no coconut oil or smell.
- Organic Coconut Oil RBD, which is coconut 76 but organically harvested. This coconut oil will start melting at 76°F. This coconut oil has no coconut oil or smell. This is a very popular coconut oil for cooking.
- Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, the cleanest coconut oil which is an excellent coconut for cooking and all-natural skin care products. Extra virgin organic coconut will become liquid at 76 degrees. Organic extra virgin coconut oil is not RBD. This coconut will smell and taste like coconut.
In addition, we also have Coconut 1 pure coconut candle wax, and three versions of Fractionated Coconut Oils. So many coco-nuts!
