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ABSTRACT
This study investigated the influence of oil type and food type on the aldehyde and acrylamide levels in frying oils. The results indicated that aldehyde levels and acrylamide levels of oil increased as frying continues. The p-anisidine values of the oil exceeded the limits set by GOED on the second day of frying. The acrylamide levels for all the samples were below the maximum limits.
