Canola

Definition of Canola

a type of edible oil derived from rapeseed

How should Canola divide into syllables

There are two vowels 'a' and 'o' which make up the syllables 'a' and 'o'. The 'n', 'l', and 'c' are consonants.

Part of Speech - Canola

I use canola oil to cook my vegetables.

Sentences with Canola

• I made a salad dressing with canola oil.
• Canola oil is healthier than butter for cooking.
• My mom used canola oil to make pancakes.
• The recipe calls for canola oil instead of vegetable oil.
• The restaurant uses canola oil for frying.
• I prefer to use canola oil in my baking recipes.
• Canola oil is an ingredient in many snack foods.
• My doctor recommends using canola oil for a heart-healthy diet.
• Canola oil is a popular choice for stir-fry dishes.
• I always keep a bottle of canola oil in my pantry.

Quotes with Canola

• "I'm a big fan of canola oil. It's healthier than other oils and has a high smoke point," said the chef.
• "Canola oil is a versatile ingredient that can be used for cooking or baking," said the nutritionist.
• "I only use canola oil in my salad dressings," said the food blogger.
• "Canola oil is a great substitute for butter in baking recipes," said the baker.
• "I always use canola oil for frying because it doesn't leave a strong flavor," said the home cook.

Number of characters in Canola

6 ( c, a, n, o, l, a )

Unique letters in Canola

5 ( c, a, n, o, l )

Canola Backwards

alonac

Phonetic Transcription of Canola

IPA (International): kʌˈnəʊlʌ

ARA (American): kʌˈnolʌ

EPA (English): kʌˈnəʊlʌ

KAH-NOW-LAH