Chefs Life Organic Avocado Oil - Organic Avocado Oil For Cooking, Avocado Oil Organic for Dressing, Dipping, Drizzle, 100% Pure, Single Origin, Non GMO - 16.9 Fl Oz Squeezable Bottle (3 Pack)USDA Organic

Healthy, tasty and easy to use

Love this product and so glad I found it.I use it for the blackstone and everything else to!

Love the flavor these oils give

Great oil

Great you wont be disappointed Used it to pop corn Better for you than popping oil

great

Taste good and good quality

I only use Avocado oil for cooking, so I have used many different brands over the years. After using this oil, I would say that it seems to be a good product. But, two things make me question the product.First, is the smoke point. A high smoke point is one of the main reasons that Avocado oil might be chosen over another oil. The three brands I have used most recently are Kirkland (Costco), Chosen Foods, and Massimo Gusto (both purchased from a Kroger owned store). This 'Chef's Life' oil smokes at a significantly lower temperature than those other brands. There is no regulatory number that I am aware of for the smoke point of an Avocado oil. But, it is common for it to be in the high 400s to the lower 500s. I was getting some pretty significant smoke at a temperature of around 350. That's not necessarily a deal breaker for me, but it does make me question either the ingredients (label says only one ingredient, Organic Avocado Oil). Or, perhaps this oil is being processed in a way that is lowering it's smoke point. I have no way to know or verify this, it's just from using the product vs others.The second odd thing I noticed was from reviewing the 'Nutrition Facts' label between the Massimo Gusto brand and the Chef's LIfe (see side by side photo):Both have 120 calories per tablespoon or 15ml.Both have 14 grams of Total Fat. The label on the Chef's Life brand shows a 4% lower number (22 vs 18) for the percentage based on a 2,000 calorie diet. In this case, the Massimo Gusto is correct. 14 grams is 21.5% (clearly rounded up to 22) of the 65 grams the USDA uses. So, the Chef's Life label is showing a lower percentage than it is.BUT...when looking at the Saturated Fat component, Chef's Life appears to be correct. 2 grams is 10% of the recommended daily number (20 grams). In this case, the Massimo Gusto is incorrect. It states 5%, but it in fact is 10%. Both get a knock for poor labeling I guess.Both brands show Zero Trans Fat, which is good.The next item is Polyunsaturated fat. The Chef's Life brand shows 1/3rd of the amount of PUFA compared to the Massimo Gusto brand which also only has one ingredient, Avocado Oil. Which is better? A quick sample of several other brands available on Amazon indicated that most have 2 grams.The rest of the numbers were the same. Massimo calls out the Vitamin E, Omega 6, and Omega 3 values, but most other oils do not list this.Let me be clear, I don't think there is anything wrong with this oil. I do question what causes it to smoke at a significantly lower temperature than I feel it should. But, that could come down to processing, or a difference in the Avocado fruit that is used in the oil. I do like the packaging. I like to put my oils in squeeze bottles for use, and this saves me a step. The bottle is also black and likely blocks light from potentially affecting the oil, another plus. The oil works well for cooking (at lower temps) and I have no issues with flavor as one should expect with this type of oil.I received this product free of charge from the Vine program. Based on that alone, I am 100% happy with the product. Had I paid the full price for the product, I would still say it's good. But, I would do a closer comparison with other brands to make sure that this really lives up to it's price point.