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    Can I store coconut oil in a plastic container?
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    Yes, you can.
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    When it says 3 tbsp of coconut oil, is that solid or liquid?
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    It is usually solid if not specified. Coconut oil tends to come in a solid form.
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    Should I keep unrefined fresh pressed in the refrigerator?
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    I keep my organic, unrefined and cold pressed coconut oil on the pantry shelf. I buy a 52 oz jar and it will last a month or two with no problems! I go through it pretty quickly, one of my favorite must-haves!
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    I want to make cold pressed virgin coconut oil for sale. Im afraid it'll melt and my customers might be unhappy. So do I advise them to store in fridge or just tell them its okay for it to melt?
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    Coconut oil softens in the summer, even in an air-conditioned house...but it won't turn completely liquid. The fridge will keep it very hard, almost difficult to dig out of the container! When the oil melts completely, then re-hardens, it becomes very hard. If the oil softens or melts, it won't affect the quality at all.
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