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  1. 03-31-2009, 10:16 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kourt
    you can't pour it so it not a liquid is what I think of.
    When it's heated up it may become liquid, but at room temp it is solidified.
    Only the saturated fats will really become liquids.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LS3_KID
    Only the saturated fats will really become liquids.
    It still melts into liquid like form, where it can be poured
    thats what i was getting at
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kourt
    It still melts into liquid like form, where it can be poured
    thats what i was getting at
    yeah thats what also made it confusing. It may take forever for it to pour out of something but it will pour out after awhile
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