Definition: Oleose is a word that refers to a type of vegetable oil made from the seeds of the oleander plant. It is commonly used in cooking and baking as it has a smooth, creamy texture and can be used in many recipes due to its low smoke point. Oleacean oils are also known for their high smoke point, which makes them a popular choice for frying or sautéing vegetables.
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