harry wrote
BartC wrote
Rod Speed wrote

There just arent enough cars in britain that are diesel powered to produce a
shortage of cooking oil if some of them started using cooking oil in their cars.

I get through about 1 litre of cooking oil per year. But use about
1000 litres of diesel.

Other people would have a smaller ratio, but even so I can see the
demand for cooking oil growing by easily 100 times, if everyone who
drives a diesel (40% of us) used it for fuel.

You don't think that would generate a shortage?

We already have a small percentage of boi-diesel in all our diesel in the UK (5%)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bio_Diesel#Distribution

So much for the claim that that would produce a shortage of cooking oil.

This is the reason the price went up for cooking oil,supply and demand.

Have fun explaining why the world price hasnt.
http://www.indexmundi.com/commoditie...oil&months=360

They pitched the % so the price would rise & stop people from using the cooking oil.

Completely off with the ****ing fairys, as always,.