What accounts for the absorption of much cooking oil during frying?

The most common answer is temperature. If the oil is not hot enough, it will be absorbed into the product. If oil is hot enough, it will very quickly give a crispy coating on the food.

There are some foods that will actually add oil to the vat instead of taking away, such as bacon or sausage.

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