Olestra

Word OLESTRA
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What do we mean by olestra?

A calorie-free fat substitute synthesized from sucrose and vegetable oil for use in snacks such as potato chips, and capable of passing through the body without being digested. noun

A fat substitute (a glyceride of sucrose) that cannot be easily digested and therefore adds no fat, calories, or cholesterol to food products; also used as an industrial lubricant. noun

A fat substitute (a glyceride of sucrose) that cannot be easily digested and therefore adds no fat, calories, or cholesterol to food products; also used as an industrial lubricant.

The generic name for Olean, the fake fat that set off another 90's fad. It was used mainly in potato chips. It helps you lose weight because the fat is not absorbed into your body, but comes leaking out your ass, hence the warning on every bag: "May cause anal leakage" Urban Dictionary

The extreme case of gut wrenching diarrhea, the shards, the squirts, or the trots induced by the consumption of too much of any product made with the fat alternative, Olean. Often has the most impact on individuals eating such foods for the first time that are unaware of the side effects. Severe cases may result in dehydration and a very sore O-Ring. Urban Dictionary

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The word "olestra" in example sentences

A product called olestra has been approved by health authorities in the United States for sale. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Looking at the ingredients, it appears that the olestra is the only difference. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The pinnacle of the all-fat-is-bad movement may have been the widely hyped introduction of the fake fat known as olestra. ❋ M.D. Walter C. Willett (2005)

Proctor and Gamble spent I believe over twenty years bringing its fat substitute (olestra?) onto the market. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Because olestra depletes the body of the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K, foods containing olestra are supplemented with those vitamins. ❋ Penny Simkin (2010)

Although olestra causes no known risks to the baby, foods containing olestra have few nutritional benefits, and pregnant women should avoid consuming those foods. ❋ Penny Simkin (2010)

The P&G Chemicals division has developed an olestra-like chemical called Sefose, another product that uses ester technology and the same basic ingredients of sugar and vegetable oil. ❋ Unknown (2009)

P&G still produces olestra under the brand name Olean for use in low-calorie snack foods, including "light" versions of Lays, Pringles, and Ruffles. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We'll continue to follow the story surrounding Sefose, which P&G hopes causes it less agita than olestra must have at one time. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The problem is that olestra gives your stools the consistency of tea and sucks away some of the valuable fat-soluble vitamins and nutrients, especially carotenoids. ❋ Michael F. Roizen (2009)

By the way, the official name of olestra provides a useful insight into its mechanism of action: “sucrose polyester.” ❋ Michael F. Roizen (2009)

We'll continue to follow the story surrounding Sefose, which P&G hopes causes it less agita than olestra must have at one time. — ❋ Unknown (2009)

I was a kid in [the 90's], I remember the [Olestra] [craze]. ❋ GuidoPosse69 (2005)

Nancy ate a whole [bag of chips] made with [olestra] last night. She spent the night on [the crapper] with a bad case of the [Olestra] Dribblies. ❋ Eaton Holgoode (2009)

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