Which one is healthier: Butter or Oil? (2024)

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Asmae Benchohra

Nutrition & Metabolism II PhD student

Published Sep 12, 2023

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We all know that eating healthy is vital for our overall well-being, but it can be challenging to make the right food choices. One of the most common questions people ask when trying to eat healthier is what’s better - oil or butter?

Well, both have their pros and cons so let’s take a closer look at each one.

Oil has less saturated fat than butter does which makes it a healthier choice if you are looking for something lower in calories and fat content. Additionally, oils such as olive oil contain heart-healthy monounsaturated fats that help reduce inflammation in your body. On the other hand, while some types of butter like ghee can also provide beneficial fatty acids they tend to be higher in saturated fats than oils so should not be consumed on a daily basis if you want to maintain good health levels over time.

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When cooking with either option there are certain things you need to keep in mind too; for example, when using oil make sure not to heat it up beyond its smoke point otherwise this will create harmful compounds which could lead to potential health risks down the line. With regards to butter, try opting out of margarine as this contains trans-fats instead opt out of real unsalted organic grass-fed dairy-based product whenever possible! All these factors must always be taken into consideration before making any dietary decisions.

In conclusion, both options have their advantages and disadvantages depending on how they're used; however, overall I would say that Oil tends to win due to its lower calorie and fat content along with providing more beneficial fatty acids compared to Butter! So next time you wondering what is best between the two just remember: “It's all about moderation" :)

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