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lpkayak
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Yes-now brand
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That is very weird. I bought a five gallon bucket of it and used it for over a year (for my horses actually). It was fine just sitting out all that time.
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Maybe the lid wasn't tight and mold got in it??
What a bummer.
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lpkayak
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But its really strong anti fungal...how could it grow in there
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I noticed little dark spots in my coconut oil that I keep in the kitchen in a little dish. Didn't know what it was. I googled 'can coconut oil get mold in it" Apparently, if you get water in the oil it can get mold and bacteria.
Yikes! I have been putting it on my back. It needs to be kept in a cool dark place and covered. If your hands are wet when you dip in the oil it becomes contaminated.
Thanks for posting the question Ip. Now I have to demold myself. Will it never end?
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lpkayak
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Shoot. I cant believe it-have to toss it i guess
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I had the same thing happen to me a few weeks ago! I opened my fairly new jar of coconut oil and it had black mold growing on top of it. Beats me how it happened - I just tossed it.
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yes, I was gonna say, if you got something in there it could infect it.
I have a bottle of barely used BRAGGS ACV and it has some huge funky blob thing in it. I used it for a little before noticing and now I see it... YUCK!!!!
this is why I like to use a separate utensil for every dip. and why expensive cosmetic brands supply a dipping stick with their face creams- contamination
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ACV is supposed to have the "mother" in it .... says so on the bottle. It's a raw vinegar, not like the processed stuff.
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I have purchased BRAGGS for the last 15 years and don't remember seeing this white blob thing before, but I was thinking it was OK any way....
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I found this.: Coconut Oil: Prevent and check for mold growing in your jar!:::
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Thanks lisa-surprisung but good explanation
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