i make my own food safe finish

flax seed oil, shea nut oil, bees wax. 

I bought a can of Tried and True Original and liked the results on some cherry bowls. 

https://www.triedandtruewoodfinish.com/products/original-wood-finish/

It's usually available at Woodcraft. You don't use very much on a bowl so a small can goes a long way. I have plenty, you are welcome to take some and test it on a few pieces. 

I think the finish is still wet on the winged bowl. I gave the bowls to a friend and she has used them only a few times so I can't comment on durability. 

Mike, I tried the TY Fine Furniture oil. I like it. But like everything else it darkens the wood. Is there anything that goes on and doesn't change the wood? I know, some finishes make the color and grain "POP".  But sometimes I think I would like to leave the appearance of the wood alone. I want to seal and protect my turnings with something, just don't always want to put something on that darkens it. When I use a light wood for a project I would like the wood to stay light. Any suggestions?

Thank you Mike. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience. You are a big help to me as I learn.