This ham sandwich, with creamy brie stuffed into a buttered baguette, is perked up for summer with slices of fresh apricot.

The study found that replacing about 10 grams/day of margarine, butter, mayonnaise and dairy fat with the equivalent amount of olive oil is associated with lower risk of mortality as well.

A new study has found replacing butter or margarine with olive oil improves heart health, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease by 5%.

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A long-term study of 121,119 participants found that increasing olive oil intake was associated with less weight gain over time, while consuming margarine, butter, and vegetable oils led to ...

Regular Olive Oil Consumption May Lower the Risk of Death From Dementia A recent study found that people who swapped out mayo or margarine for olive oil had a 14 percent lower chance of fatal ...

BOSTON — Replacing mayonnaise and margarine with olive oil may reduce the risk for mortality from dementia among adults in the United States, according to study results presented at NUTRITION ...

To put that into context, five grams is about a half pat of butter or margarine and one teaspoon of mayonnaise or fatty dairy products. Even better, people who used even higher olive oil intake ...

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Margarine: Olive oil is a suitable alternative for margarine when baking goods. A 2010 study showed that it increased batter density and cake volume while decreasing weight loss during baking.

The inquiry also revealed that swapping out a teaspoon of margarine or mayonnaise for olive oil daily led to an 8% to 14% lower risk of fatal dementia.

In addition, replacing just one teaspoon of margarine and mayonnaise with the equivalent amount of olive oil per day was associated with an 8-14% lower risk of dying from dementia.