Yep. Pure cooking canola. You can cook your pancakes in the morning and fell your trees in the afternoon out of the same bottle.
Unfortunately, like all oils (edible and otherwise) the price is climbing rapidly. Around here it's sold mostly in 48oz bottles and it pencils out to about $9/gallon. I like using it so much that I just pay the price. I should mention that the lack of tackifiers results in less junk caked in the sprocket cover. To clean that and the bar one one just takes the cover and chain off, sprays some biodegradable degreaser, lets it sit a bit, then hoses it off with the garden hose.
