Does 100% Pure Corn Oil contain any amount of Trans Fat?
It shouldn't, unless it is hydrogenated.
Natural trans-fats only occur in small amounts in beef and milk fat. However, hydrogenation of vegetable oils causes them to contain large amounts of trans-fat.
My family bought some cooked chicken in a package and it contains 0.5 g trans fat.
And I'm trying to spot where it's coming from. The chicken Ingredient: Canola oil
and other stuff that can't be trans fat.
Last edited by awstart; 01-09-2009 at 12:18 PM.
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Yeah, it also contain modified potato starch. I don't think that is trans fat. No hydrogenated ingredients.
I don't have the package anymore. It didn't have a lot of ingredients.
I read that only ruminant animals (animals with more then 2 stomachs) can produce natural Trans Fat and that a chicken is a bird. And I read Canola has Trans Fat when they deodorize it!
So Canola has trans fat? :S
Last edited by awstart; 01-09-2009 at 12:18 PM.
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100% Pure Corn Oil? 
