Who would have thought that ordinary bubbles could be so beautiful? "Did you ever look closely at your dishwashing foam, or the shapes oil makes when you are cooking? Well, you should. The pictures on this galleries are showing drops of water, soapbubbles and oil, or mixtures of those."

Half of UK children 'drink' almost five litres of cooking oil every year as a result of their pack-a-day crisp habit, experts warn. Nearly a fifth of children eat two packets of crisps per day. Pictures of a girl drinking cooking oil with the caption "What goes into crisps goes into you" will appear nationwide. crisps = potato chips

this should be a appropearate web site i refus eto have a bad thing on my computer poop head had this olive oil concept in Minoan culture of Crete, where it is thought to have roughly equated wealth.Well. A central product, sure. And we can't read Linear A, so let's not get into 'concepts' of the Minoans. --MichaelTinklerOups! Sorry Michael! Just related what the people and exhibitions on the Knossos told me. Geez! --Anders TörlindI've noticed that canned sardines are often packed with olive oil. Should it be noted in the article that olive oil is useful as a preservative? --LostLeviathan 01:41, 16 Dec 2004 (UTC)Canning is a preservative. Nach0king 23:55, 21 December 2005 (UTC)