Vegetable oil is made up of long chains of lipids (fat molecules) that are of different shapes and sizes. That means it it difficult for it to get locked into a crystalline shape, like water does when it turns to ice.
The oil will get thicker (more viscous) as the temperature gets colder, but it does not have a defined freezing point like water does.
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