Friday, January 8, 2010

Tropical Traditions Gold Label Coconut Oil Review & Giveaway CLOSED


Closed ~
Congrats to the winner: One Southern Girl

Tropical Traditions was kind enough to send me this wonderful Gold Label Virgin Coconut Oil for review! I figured the coconut oil could only be used in place of cooking oil--it wasn't until I started reading more about this product until I found out it's multi-functions. The Coconut Oil can also be used as a skin softener and to help reduce the  appearance of scars.  This pure and natural Coconut Oil is picked from the finest coconuts in the rural areas of the Philippines.  Tropical Traditions, a small owned business, then very carefully tests, produces, and packages this Coconut Oil along with many more products they carry. 
I tested the Coconut Oil for cooking tonight.  I used it for frying french fries. The first thing I noticed was the scent. It smelled so clean & fresh, reminding me of the beach & suntan lotion. Mmmm! This was a wonderful replacement to the usual scent of cooking oils! When the fries were finished cooking, I placed them on a paper towel on a glass plate. I instantly noticed that they were NOT greasy unlike every other time I fry food!  Incredible!  The french fries tasted great!  They were very crisp and not a bit "greasy"!  I love this Coconut Oil! I would highly recommend this product over the usual vegetable and cooking oils!  I still can't get over the fabulous scent!



Check out their free coconut recipes, for more ways of using your coconut oil.


I advise my readers to check out this fabulous video on how Tropical Traditions discovered this unique oil!!!

To Purchase : Visit TropicalTraditions.com

Giveaway
One of my readers will win their own Gold Label Virgin Coconut Oil.
Certified Organic, 1 Quart (32 FL. oz.) glass jar. Retail: $37.50

Please leave your name & email with your entry in order to be counted.

Main Entry - Check out Tropical Traditions and let me know one of the characteristics or facts on their Gold Label Coconut Oil.

Extra Entry - All extras are worth one entry unless otherwise noted. Please leave me a comment for each that you complete. If the task counts for multiple entrys, (+2), then leave as many comments as the number. 

~ Grab my button and place on your blog, please comment me saying so. (+3)
~ Follow Blissful Bee Blogging publicy through google friend
~ Choose your favorite recipe listed from free coconut recipes.
~ Enter any of my other giveaways or comment on another post (+1 per post)






Disclaimer: Tropical Traditions provided me with a free sample of this product to review, and I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review or sponsor a product giveaway in return for the free product.


Giveaway will end on Jan. 22 12:00 CST USA. I will notify the winner via email. I draw the winner via random.org. Winner has 48 hours to verify my email notification along with their shipping information before I select another winner!

251 comments:

  1. This coconut oil is NOT mass produced and meets the USDA standards. :)

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  2. Follow you on Twitter- (BBandAblog)

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  3. The Quick Banana Nut Muffins Recipe sounds delicious!

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  4. Entered in your string ring giveaway.

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  5. As a cooking oil, its chemical structure is kept in tact and therefore is resistant to mutations of fatty acid chains even when used in higher cooking temperatures, unlike most vegetable oils. SWEET!

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  7. I follow Tropical Traditions on Twitter (@jkgorcery)

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  8. I entered your My Lip Stuff Review & Giveaway

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  9. I would love to try the Crispy Baked Coconut Chicken one.

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  10. I have been reading so much about Coconut Oil recently and would LOVE to get to try this. One thing I learned about Virgin Coconut Oil is that the oil has a long shelf life "due to high antioxidant properties".
    maurajoyce@gmail.com

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  11. I would definitely try the coconut peanut butter hot cocoa!

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  12. I entered your String Ring giveaway.

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  13. Tropical Traditions Coconut oil come from palm orchards that are certified organic by way of USDA standards.

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  14. Coconuts are used fresh (within 24-48 hours of harvest) from small family farms. Thats awesome

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  15. I follow your blog on google.

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  16. I follow you on Twitter username kwlasvegas

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  17. I am now following Tropical Traditions on Twitter username kwlasvegas

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  18. I would like to try the baked coconut chicken recipe...sounds soooo good!

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  19. Entered String Ring Giveaway

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  20. entered my lip stuff giveaway

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  24. You can substitute it for butter in baking.

    Jill Daniel
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  25. I follow your blog publicly with google friend.

    Jill Daniel
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  26. The Coconut Cornbread sounds interesting.

    Jill Daniel
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  27. HORTON111@AOL.COM ... IT HAS A LONG SHELF LIFE

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  29. i learned that Independent laboratory analysis shows this to be one of the highest quality coconut oils on the market, having the highest levels of antioxidants.

    michaels_crown@yahoo.com

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  30. the pancakes sound fantastic!! michaels_crown@yahoo.com

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  31. The oil is produced within 48 hours of the coconuts being harvested.
    Kimberly
    fishinmomwantstowin@gmail.com

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  32. I follow on Google Friend Connect.
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  33. I follow on Twitter
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  34. I love the banana coconut shake and the coconut macaroons - I have tried them both and they are delicious!
    Kimberly
    fishinmomwantstowin@gmail.com

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  35. I follow Tropical Traditions on Twitter
    Kimberly
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  36. I entered the Charm Factory giveaway.
    Kimberly
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  40. following on google friend: Ashley Sch

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  41. following on twitter: schiffam21

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  42. coconut fried shrimp! great for lent

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  43. following troptraditions on twittter: schiffam21

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  44. The oil is produced within 48 hours of the coconuts being harvested.

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  45. I'd love to try the Coconut Baked Chicken! YUM!

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  46. coconut oil has a really long shelf life.

    kevindormer at hotmail dot com

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  47. i like two... coconut peanut butter hot cocoa and coconut baked chicken.

    kevindormer at hotmail dot com

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  48. Tropical Traditions Coconut oil come from palm orchards that are certified organic by way of USDA standards.

    jullpete(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  49. I learned that it's very high in lauric acid, which is found in breastmilk and not too many other things.

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  50. the baked coconut chicken sound marvelous! I love all things coconut.

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  51. The Gold Label virgin coconut oil is made from freshly harvested coconuts!

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  52. And my favorite recipe is definitely the coconut peanut butter cup hot cocoa!

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  53. I learned that Virgin Coconut Oil can only be achieved by using fresh coconut meat or what is called non-copra.

    That's so cool!

    Thanks!

    Cristina

    mumzymum@gmail.com

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  54. I follow your blog via. google friend publicly.

    Thanks!

    Cristina

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  55. I follow you on twitter!

    @mumzymum

    Thanks!

    Cristina

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  56. I love the recipe for Coconut Peanut Butter Cup Hot Cocoa. I adore those 3 main ingredients - coconut, peanut butter + chocolate.

    Thanks!

    Cristina

    mumzymum@gmail.com

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  57. I follow Tropical Traditions on twitter!

    @mumzymum

    Thanks!

    Cristina

    mumzymum@gmail.com

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  58. the natural method was from the older generation who used to extract the oil by grating the fresh coconut, extracting the coconut milk, and then letting the coconut milk stand in a covered container for about 24 hours!

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  59. Check out Tropical Traditions and let me know one of the characteristics or facts on their Gold Label Coconut Oil.

    Fact- Coconut oil is a food, not a medication, and therefore it does not have “side effects.”

    kerriekg@yahoo.com

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  60. Following Blissful Bee Blogging publicy through google friend
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  61. Following Blissful Bee Blogging on Twitter @36momma
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  62. Following Tropical Traditions on Twitter @36momma
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  63. my favorite recipe listed from free coconut recipes- Coconut Pancakes Recipe
    kerriekg@yahoo.com

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  64. This coconut oil is made on Mt. Banahaw and surrounding areas from organic coconuts.

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  65. I follow publicly through Google Friend.

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  66. The Coconut Peanut Butter Cup Hot Cocoa recipe sounds delicious!

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  67. I follow Tropical Traditions on Twitter @couponlover16.

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  68. I entered your My Lip Stuff giveaway.

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  69. I entered your EvoraPlus giveaway.

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  70. I entered your Charm Factory giveaway.

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  71. I entered your String Ring giveaway.

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  72. I signed up for Tropical Traditions' newsletter.
    #1

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  73. I signed up for Tropical Traditions' newsletter.
    #2

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  74. Coconuts are used fresh (within 24-48 hours of harvest) from small family farms

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  75. I learned that the coconut oil is made from organic coconuts, from Mt. Banahaw and the surrounding areas.
    mrs.may1013@yahoo.com

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  76. Virgin Coconut Oil has a long shelf life due to high antioxidant properties.

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  77. Coconut Chicken Curry Stir-fry Recipe

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  78. The makers were the first ones to export Virgin Coconut Oil from the Philippines to the US market. My email is nikiunc@hotmail.com

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  79. It's NATURALLY extracted as opposed to refined, better for the environment, as well as yourself!

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  80. I love that they get their coconut oil from the Philippines! I'm a big supporter of globalization and global trade so its great that they are such an important part of it and they are helping the Filipino economy and coconut farmers. :)

    Ronit
    internationalgiveaways[at]gmail[dot]com
    http://internationalgiveaways.blogspot.com

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  81. I grabbed your button! (It's on the main page under "Blogs I Love" (entry 1)

    Ronit
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  82. I grabbed your button! (It's on the main page under "Blogs I Love" (entry 2)

    Ronit
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  83. I grabbed your button! (It's on the main page under "Blogs I Love" (entry 3)

    Ronit
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  84. I follow you through google!

    Ronit
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  85. I follow you on twitter!
    @intlgiveaways

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  86. I entered the My Lip Review giveaway!

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  87. I entered the Charm Factory review!

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  88. I entered the evora plus giveaway!

    Ronit
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  89. The Green Coconut Smoothie sounds super yummy!

    Ronit
    internationalgiveaways[at]gmail[dot]com
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  90. I like that you can substitute it for butter when cooking. That's wonderful!

    writeme@heidimail.com
    Heidi

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  91. The coconut peanut butter cup hot cocoa is a recipe I would like to try!

    Heidi
    writeme@heidimail.com

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  92. I learned that the oil is produced within 48 hours of the coconuts being harvested

    huggie0109@yahoo.com

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  93. I learned that when you buy this product you are benefiting families in the rural areas of the Philippines where the coconuts grow!!

    Anna
    perfectbluemoon@gmail[dot]com

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  94. ooo I really want to try that Banana Orange smoothie recipe!

    Anna
    perfectbluemoon@gmail[dot]com

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  95. I learned it meets USDA standards. It is also not mass produced like so many other oils out there.

    Marci N.
    june_spirit2628@hotmail.com

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  96. the oil is produced within 48 hours of the coconuts being harvested!

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  97. It has high antioxidant properties. It sounds yummy.

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  98. It has a long shelf life due to high antioxidant properties

    pinkveganmiso(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  99. I've heard about the wonders of this coconut oil!!!

    Ok, the fact: it has one of the highest levels of antioxidants than any other coconut oil.
    (my email is on my profile)

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  100. My favorite recipe would be:

    Coconut Chicken Curry Stir-fry

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  101. I entered the string ring giveaway!

    Ronit
    internationalgiveaways[at]gmail[dot]com
    http://internationalgiveaways.blogspot.com

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  102. How nice! I'd love to give this a try.

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  103. This high-grade Virgin Coconut Oil has a long shelf life due to the high antioxidant properties.

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  104. I like how he didn't think the oil would sell when he posted it on the website in 2002 b/c it was more expensive.

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  105. Virgin Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid, a nutrient that supports the body’s immune system.
    linjoh316(at)yahoo(dot)com
    Thanks,
    Linda

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  106. I will try this recipe: Coconut Oil Flour Tortillas Recipe
    linjoh316(at)yahoo(dot)com
    Thanks,
    Linda

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  107. I already receive TT's newsletter.
    linjoh316(at)yahoo(dot)com
    Thanks,
    Linda

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  108. I subscribe to their newsletter #2
    sejotess@yahoo.com

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  109. I subscribe to their newsletter #1
    sejotess@yahoo.com

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  110. I like that it is kept local and benefits their economy.
    sejotess@yahoo.com

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  111. I'd like to make the coconut granola for my g/daughter.
    sejotess@yahoo.com

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  112. I signed up for the Tropical Traditions newsletter. I use coconut oil all of the time. I would like to try the Tropical Traditions brand. I learned from the website that "It is also deodorized and processed the "old" way with "physical refining" that DOES NOT use solvent extracts."

    Sheila
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  113. "Testing done in independent laboratories reveals higher levels of phenolic antioxidants than other coconut oils"
    karin.sung@gmail.com

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  114. I google friended you!
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  115. I would love to try the creamy coconut potatoes.
    karin.sung@gmail.com

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  116. Coconunt curry stir fry would be the recipe I would like to try. I appreciate that this company makes the coconut oil in small batches to maintain the integrity, and that it is all organic.

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  117. The families who produce the oil are also trained according to GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) standards and re-certified each year. This is a great giveaway!!!

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  118. Oh I really want to try the Vanilla-Flecked Coconut Macaroons


    YUMMY!!!!

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  119. One fact: Tropical Traditions Coconut oil come from palm orchards that are certified organic by way of USDA standards.

    sodanish@gmail.com

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  120. It's trans fat free. I's so glad companies are finally stopping the use of it. It always left a weird film in my mouth and I stopped eating a lot of foods because of it

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  121. I'd make their Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies Recipe because I love baking and choclate chips are everyones favorite

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  122. 1 Signed up for Tropical Traditions newsletter

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  123. 2 Signed up for Tropical Traditions newsletter

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  124. Independent laboratory analysis shows this to be one of the highest quality coconut oils on the market, having the highest levels of antioxidants. Thanks for this great giveaway!

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  125. following you on Twitter (@HappyReviews)

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  126. following Tropical Traditions (@HappyReviews)

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  127. signed up for Tropical Traditions newsletter #1

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  128. signed up for Tropical Traditions newsletter #2

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  129. got your button #1

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  130. got your button #2

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  131. got your button #3

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  132. The Coconut Peanut Butter Cup Hot Cocoa looks delicious!!!

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  133. It was interesting to note that the fat in the coconut oil is healthy!

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  134. The Gold label coconut oil has the highest antioxident level of all the coconut oils they produce.

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  135. I learned they started in the Philipines
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  136. I like the fact that the gold label is made by families who have be trained and are re-certified each year.

    I follow TT on Twitter and Facebook and receive their newsletter.

    I now follow you on Twitter.

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  137. They made the coconut oil by grating the coconut and letting the milk stand for 24 hours until the oil seperated...

    Natasha

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  138. The coconuts are all hand pressed and processed unlike almost all other VCO companies that use machines...

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  139. Would love to make the Sourdough Bread... weeshenanigans (at) gmail (dot) com

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  140. I am on the TT newletter.. #1weeshenanigans (at) gmail (dot) com

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  141. I am on the TT newletter.. #2weeshenanigans (at) gmail (dot) com

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  142. I liked reading that there is "No chemical or high-heat treatment is used, and this oil contains no trans fatty acids". Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

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  143. I follow on GFC. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

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  144. I'd love to try the coconut pancakes!! Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

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  145. I'm subscribed to their newsletter. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

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  146. I'm subscribed to the Tropical Tradition's newsletter. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

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  147. I learned that their producers have learned a lot of things over the years, since most of them have been producing this oil for over 6 years now. They have learned how to pick out the best coconuts from each harvest that produce the best quality oil, for example.

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  148. I like the Creamy Coconut Rice Recipe! YUM!

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  149. Following you on twitter @umeplusone

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  150. Following Tropical Traditions on Twitter @umeplusone

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  151. Following you publicly - Kym -

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  152. Signed up to the newsletter #2

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  153. Button #2
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  154. Entered the Charm Factory giveaway

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  155. I entered your baby dipper giveaway

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  156. Coconuts are used fresh (within 24-48 hours of harvest) from small family farms on Mt. Banahaw and other rural places in Quezon Province, the coconut capital of the Philippines. Thanks.

    president(dot)peaches(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  157. The coconut oil is produced in small batches in the traditional way by small family farms in the rural Philippines.

    jbsdman(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  158. I am following you on Twitter (@lydiabryant)

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  159. I follow your blog publicly on google friend

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  160. Making my own coconut mayonnaise sounds intriguing

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  161. I follow tropical traditions on twitter

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  162. I am subscribed to Tropical Traditions newsletter #1

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  163. I am subscribed to Tropical Traditions newsletter #2

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  164. Due to high anti oxidant properties, the coconut oil has a long shelf life.
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  165. I commented on your Earth Mama Angel Baby Giveaway post:

    Lydia said...

    I am subscribed to your blog and I'd love to use the GC towards the "A Little Something for Baby" gift set for a friend's shower coming up.

    jbsdman(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  166. Research shows that the medium chain fatty acids found in coconut oil boosts the body’s metabolism, raises body temperatures, and helps provide greater energy which can lead to weight loss.

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  167. recipe- Coconut Chicken Curry Stir-fry

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  168. I like that they were prompted to mass produce it for large orders and instead of letting go of the cultural way of doing things and opening a factory they went to the people and now have over 100 families doing it the same way to make their orders!
    Angie
    one 4 earth at aol dot com

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  169. I follow you via google.
    Angie
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  170. I follow you on Twitter as FotoMacro.
    Angie
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  171. I follow them on Twitter as FotoMacro.
    Angie
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  172. I would LOVE to try the Coconut Peanut Butter Cup Hot Cocoa recipe.
    Angie
    one 4 earth at aol dot com

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  173. I get their newsletter -1-
    Angie
    one 4 earth at aol dot com

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  174. I get their newsletter -2-
    Angie
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  175. I am impressed that they process the coconuts within 24 hours of harvest!
    Scott
    nynekats at aol dot com

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  176. follow w/google
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  177. follow on twitter under repurrpussed
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  178. follow them on twitter under repurrpussed
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  179. 1) getting newsletter
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  180. 2) getting newsletter
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  181. mmmmmmmm the Almond Chocolate Chip Coconut Cookies Recipe sounds so good
    Scott
    nynekats at aol dot com

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  182. The coconut oil is not mass produced.
    erma.hurtt@sbcglobal.net

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  183. Coconuts are used fresh, within 24-48 hours of harvest, from small family farms..that's great.
    shawnac68@hotmail.com

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  184. The oil is Phillipines originated!

    theyyyguy@yahoo.com

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  185. i learned that Virgin Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid, a nutrient that supports the body’s immune system and which is also found in human mother’s milk. thank you for the chance!

    ranmel(at)televar(dot)com

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  186. i would like to try their pumpkin coconut cream soup recipe!

    ranmel(at)televar(dot)com

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  187. i'm already signed up for Tropical Tradition's Newsletter #1

    ranmel(at)televar(dot)com

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  188. i'm already signed up for Tropical Tradition's Newsletter #2

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  189. Healthy cooking oil and high in antioxidants. Thank you so much.

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