The easiest way is to look at the ingredients. You can also look at whether the food leaves a greasy residue on your fingers or napkin; this is an indicator of a high fat content which could come from oil (or butterfat). Also if you know that the food has been fried then it definitely will contain oil.
As a last resort, you can set the food on fire and see how long it burns for. The longer the burning time indicates a higher calorie content, hence a higher likelihood that it contains some fat/oil.
3 diff. signs. check the Anti-freeze/coolent tank and see if theres oil in it, or check the oil and see if theres water in it. Or a big black cloud shoots out the tail pipe when it is running,
no theres not
There isn't any fat in applebees. That's because they use vegetabl oil to fry there foods. So theres no fat in the food.
1.1 quart,theres no oil filter and its 10w-40
theres no way to tell
The tree will be shaking
1.helps them hide when theres preditors about 2.helps them catch there food 3can flee from a battle and not get found easily
get underneath of it.... pass side... theres a splash shield.... remove the shield and BAM theres that lil SOB
tell her that theres alot of good bargains. that what i always tell my mom
babe theres no easy way to tell you this but buy new ones.
Tell them to seglum.
You can check on the back for ingridients and theres your answer.