National salad chain, sweetgreen, went seed oil free for a few months before reverting to sunflower oil.
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ribbronewportbeach.com
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Address and Contact Info
2300 SE Bristol St
Newport Beach, CA
US 92660
Description
The ORIGINAL and Premier Texas-Style BBQ Destination with a touch of Korean influence! Established in 2018, RIBBRO BBQ Newport Beach is where the flavors of the Lone Star State met the coastal vibes of Orange County. We're more than just a restaurant; we're a BBQ experience that'll transport you to the heart of Texas with every mouthwatering bite. At RIBBRO, we're all about slow-smoked perfection. Our pitmasters work tirelessly to bring you the most tender, flavourful BBQ in Orange County. From our juicy briskets to fall-off-the-bone ribs and savory pulled pork, every dish is a tribute to the time-honored art of BBQ. Community note: Almost all seed oil free cooking & marinade wise. I didn't verify the oil base for the mayonnaise used in potato salad & slaw. No oil in the meats for both cooking and marinade. They use pure olive oil. Only inflammatory oil used is corn oil for street corn.
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RIBBRO BBQ was submitted to the map because they are cooking food with something better than seed oils.
They are reportedly using olive oil in their cooking.
The bar to get onto this website is that you should be able to eat a whole meal without seed oils. This listing has not been reported to be 100% seed oil free or avoiding seed oils completely. To view seed oil free restaurants use the seed oil free map.
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