Coconut oil is beneficial for so many reasons but can be hard to eat if you don't like the taste. Eat more coconut oil by using in cooking, baking, stir-frys, in coffee and more.

Are you new to cooking with coconut oil? Here are some tips that will help you learn how to cook with coconut oil - the healthiest oil!

These coconut oil peanut butter cookies are soft and perfectly crumbly, with just the right salty sweetness! One of the best ways to use this tasty oil.

Coconut oil is everywhere these days. If you’ve decided to give it a try, check out these tips for how to bake with coconut oil--5 tasty recipes included.

If you’re new to making popcorn on the stove, or if you’re an old hat, you’ll want to check this recipe out. By using my step-by-step instructions you will have perfectly popped coconut oil popcorn made on the stove with minimal (if not zero!) unpopped kernels.

Looking for some new and creative coconut oil recipes? This delicious collection from food bloggers has got you covered!

Coconut oil is incredibly popular — and for good reason. Coconut oil is versatile and can be used to cook, relieve dry skin, and much more.

There's no butter and no white sugar used in these soft, puffy, and very peanut buttery cookies. They're made with coconut oil, which smells stronger than it tastes, and although you can 'taste it', it's much milder and more subtle than coconut flakes. The peanut butter flavor really shines through. If you've never tried baking with coconut oil and replacing it one-for-one with butter in cookies, these cookies are a great place to start. A bit of cornstarch is the secret ingredient that…

The first time I'd heard about adding oil and fat to coffee, I'm sure the look on my face was a mix between confusion and disgust. I mean, it's not every day that you come across a drink containing coconut oil and butter! Especially in a society where we're desperately trying to remove fat and cal

Coconut oil is one of nature�s best superfoods, having absolutely awesome uses for the body. I use a refined, organic version (Nature�s Promise) that I can find in the grocery store. Since I hate the smell of coconut, I buy the refined coconut oil - you can also buy the unrefined coconut oil too. I also prefer the organic stuff that is cold-pressed. One jar usually lasts me months, but I also do not cook with it. (I usually cook with sesame seed and olive oils.)