Kosher peppermint oil capsules

First ask your Rav, Find the largest empty Vegicaps, & push the oil capsules in. I did that for a while until I became disillusioned

I don’t think puncturing the oil caps into the kosher caps will work

Google “peppermint oil capsules” Look for those suitable for vegans. Hatzlocho.

MOD80 I doubt there is any oil in the tea, though some practitioners recommend it for “soothing” which might not be dependent on oil

here is a copy of the Nutrition panel of a peppermint tea box

Serving Size: 1 tea bag (2g)

Makes: 8 fl. oz.

Servings Per Container: 20

Amount Per Serving

Calories 0

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 0g 0%

Sodium 0mg 0%

Sugars 0g

Protein 0g

I know but how do you know vats vat?

“Frequently, “diet food” is not different from regular food. A loaf of bread claiming to have 25% fewer Calories per slice than the regular bread may actually be sliced 25% thinner and sell for a higher price than the regular bread. Reduction of the serving size is often used by manufacturers as a way of reducing the calories per serving. As a consequence, if the amount of fat or other nutrient falls below 0.5 gram per serving, the manufacturer may round it to zero. Coffee creamers, for example, may contain 30% or 40% fat, but by defining the serving size as one teaspoon, the manufacturer may claim that one serving has zero fat, even though one teaspoon may not be a sufficient amount to whiten a cup of coffee. It may take two or three servings to do the job. Examination of the weight of the serving sizes and the ingredients list can frequently be used to identify this type of misinformation.”

So peppermint oil ia not a fat according to the food chemists?

Interesting indeed

Canola oil is advised for those suffering with cholesterol because it has no fat. It is also used in factories on machines as it is not water soluble.