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Top 100 Foods With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids - Care Omnia Nutrition

trans-Polyenoic fatty acids are polyunsaturated fatty acids.

You find them both naturally and through hydrogenation.

trans-Polyenoic fatty acids created artificially via partial hydrogenation of vegetable oils, should be considered harmful.

trans-Polyenoic fatty acids is found in food sources like:

You can find a more detailed list of foods that contain trans-polyenoic fatty acids below.

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Then we recommend you check out our article named What Are trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids & What Foods Can I Find It In?

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Ranked List Of 100 Foods With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

Below you'll find a list of the top 100 foods that contain trans-polyenoic fatty acids. It's ranked from the food with the most amount to the food with the least amount.

For ease of use, we've grouped together all foods that share the same rank.

By clicking on a food you'll get a list of all the nutrient content of that food.

Foods Ranked 1 - 20 With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

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RankFoods with trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acidsper 100gper Oz
1
( Partially Hydrogenated, All Purpose, Industrial)
4.5 g1.3 g
2
(Partially Hydrogenated, Oil For Deep Fat Frying, Industrial)
4.2 g1.2 g
3
(Industrial, For Frying, Partially Hydrogenated Soy)
4 g1.1 g
4
(Partially Hydrogenated, Principal Uses Popcorn & Flavoring Vegetables, Industrial)
3.5 g1 g
5
(Partially Hydrogenated Soy & Cottonseed, Principal Use As A Tortilla Shortening)
3.5 g997.9 mg
6
(Partially Hydrogenated, Multiuse For Non-Dairy Butter Flavor, Industrial)
3.3 g941.2 mg
7
(Industrial, Pourable Liquid Fry Shortening, Partially Hydrogenated Soy)
3.3 g929.9 mg
8
(Industrial, Non-Dairy, Cottonseed, Soy Oil, Partially Hydrogenated, For Flaky Pastries)
3.2 g904.3 mg
9
(Partially Hydrogenated, Principal Uses Icings & Fillings, Industrial)
2.9 g819.3 mg
10
(Industrial, For Baking & Confections, Partially Hydrogenated Soy)
2.7 g773.9 mg
11
(Pourable Clear Fry, Partially Hydrogenated & Winterized Soy, Industrial)
2.5 g694.6 mg
12
(Household, Composite)
2.4 g680.4 mg
13
(80% Diglycerides)
1.8 g499 mg
14
(Industrial, Use For Baking, Soy & Partially Hydrogenated Soy Oil, Sauces & Candy)
1.6 g456.4 mg
15
(Industrial, Partially Hydrogenated Soy, Cottonseed & Soy, Principal Use Flaky Pastries)
1.5 g433.7 mg
16
(For Salads, Woks & Light Frying, Industrial)
1.5 g419.6 mg
17
(With Antifoaming Agent, Principal Uses Salads, Woks & Light Frying, Industrial)
1.5 g413.9 mg
18
(Australian Imported, External Fat)
913 mg258.8 mg
19
(Australian Imported)
898 mg254.6 mg
20
(Separable Fat, Australian)
830 mg235.3 mg
fig 1. Foods with trans-polyenoic fatty acids rank 1 to 20

Foods Ranked 21 - 40 With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

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RankFoods with trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acidsper 100gper Oz
21812 mg230.2 mg
22Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values811 mg229.9 mg
(With Salt, Vegetable Oil Spread, 60% Fat, Stick)
(With Salt, Vegetable Oil Spread, 60% Fat, Stick)
23
(Australian Imported, External Fat)
806 mg228.5 mg
24
(Grass-Fed Beef, Australian Imported)
801 mg227.1 mg
25
(Margarine-Type Vegetable Oil Spread, Stick, 70% Fat, Soybean & Partially Hydrogenated Soybean)
778 mg220.6 mg
26
(Gamesa Sabrosas)
758 mg214.9 mg
27
(With Extra Creme Filling)
750 mg212.6 mg
28Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values745 mg211.2 mg
(Australian Imported)
(Australian Imported, External Fat)
29Three foods with the same rank/nutrient values703 mg199.3 mg
(80% Fat, Stick, Includes Regular, Hydrogenated Corn & Soybean Oils)
(With Salt, Regular, 80% Fat, Composite, Stick)
(With Salt, Regular, 80% Fat, Composite, Stick)
30
(Natreon Canola, High Stability, Non Trans, High Oleic, 70%)
690 mg195.6 mg
31
(Soybean, Refined)
678 mg192.2 mg
32
(Margarine-Butter Blend, Soybean Oil & Butter)
672 mg190.5 mg
33
(High Oleic, Industrial)
670 mg189.9 mg
34
(Aust. Marble Score 9, Australian Imported, External Fat)
580 mg164.4 mg
35Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values579 mg164.1 mg
(With Salt, Regular, 80% Fat, Composite, Tub)
(With Salt, Regular, 80% Fat, Composite, Tub)
36
(Low Linolenic, Industrial)
574 mg162.7 mg
37
(Aust. Marble Score 9, Australian Imported)
571 mg161.9 mg
38
(Salad Or Cooking)
533 mg151.1 mg
39
(With Salt, Vegetable Oil Spread, Approximately 37% Fat, Unspecified Oils)
514 mg145.7 mg
40
(With Salt)
511 mg144.9 mg
fig 2. Foods with trans-polyenoic fatty acids rank 21 to 40

Foods Ranked 41 - 60 With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

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RankFoods with trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acidsper 100gper Oz
41
(Guava Pastries)
498 mg141.2 mg
42
(Aust. Marble Score 4/5, Australian Imported, External Fat)
490 mg138.9 mg
43
(Aust. Marble Score 4/5, Australian Imported)
486 mg137.8 mg
44
(Regular, Microwave, Butter, Flavor, Made With Partially Hydrogenated Oil)
462 mg131 mg
45
(Margarine-like Spread)
378 mg107.2 mg
46365 mg103.5 mg
47
(Vegetable Oil, Tub, 67-70% Fat)
351 mg99.5 mg
48
(Australian, 85% Lean / 15% Fat)
336 mg95.3 mg
49334 mg94.7 mg
50330 mg93.6 mg
51
(Australian Imported, Frenched, Bone-In, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
321 mg91 mg
52
(Salted)
296 mg83.9 mg
53
(Australian Imported, Frenched, Bone-In, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
294 mg83.3 mg
54
(Fully Hydrogenated, Industrial)
287 mg81.4 mg
55Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values280 mg79.4 mg
(With Salt, Vegetable Oil Spread, 60% Fat, Tub)
(With Salt, Vegetable Oil Spread, 60% Fat, Tub)
56Three foods with the same rank/nutrient values263 mg74.6 mg
(Pesto With Basil, Refrigerated, Ready-To-Serve)
(Refrigerated, Ready-To-Serve)
(Regular Buttery Spread With Flax Oil)
57
(Australian Imported, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat, Frenched, Bone-In)
258 mg73.1 mg
58
(Omega Plus Spread, With Plant Sterols & Fish Oil)
253 mg71.7 mg
59247 mg70 mg
60
(85% Lean / 15% Fat, Australian Imported)
242 mg68.6 mg
fig 3. Foods with trans-polyenoic fatty acids rank 41 to 60

Foods Ranked 61 - 80 With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

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RankFoods with trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acidsper 100gper Oz
61Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values239 mg67.8 mg
(Australian Imported, Frenched, Denuded, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 0" Fat, Bone-In)
(Ultra Low Linolenic, Industrial)
62236 mg66.9 mg
63
(Cheese, Sharp, Sliced)
233 mg66.1 mg
64
(Extruded, Cheese-Flavor)
231 mg65.5 mg
65229 mg64.9 mg
66Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values219 mg62.1 mg
(80% Fat, Tub, Soft Spread, Canola, Palm & Palm Kernel Oils)
(Mid-Oleic, Industrial)
67208 mg59 mg
68
(Sweet Yeast Bread)
207 mg58.7 mg
69
(Regular, Commercially Prepared)
206 mg58.4 mg
70
(Aust. Marble Score 9, Australian Imported, Boneless, Loin, Meat Only)
202 mg57.3 mg
71Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values201 mg57 mg
(Without Salt, Cooked With Water, 1 Minute Cook Time, Stove-Top)
(Australian Imported, Heel On, Bone-In, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
72
(Fried Yeast Bread, Latino Restaurant)
200 mg56.7 mg
73
(Extruded, Cheese-Flavor, Unenriched)
198 mg56.1 mg
74
(With Chocolate Frosting, In-Store Bakery, Commercially Prepared)
197 mg55.8 mg
75Three foods with the same rank/nutrient values194 mg55 mg
(Without Added Vitamin D, Pasteurized Process)
(Pasteurized Process, American, Fortified With Vitamin D)
76Three foods with the same rank/nutrient values187 mg53 mg
(In-Store Bakery, Commercially Prepared With Chocolate Frosting)
(Lightly Salted)
(Plain, Made From Dried Potatoes, Snack)
77Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values182 mg51.6 mg
(Australian Imported, Frenched, Bone-In, Meat Only, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
78
(Australian Imported, Trotter Off, Bone-In, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
180 mg51 mg
79
(Australian Imported, Boneless, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
174 mg49.3 mg
80172 mg48.8 mg
fig 4. Foods with trans-polyenoic fatty acids rank 61 to 80

Foods Ranked 81 - 83 With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

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RankFoods with trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acidsper 100gper Oz
81
(Queso Blanco)
170 mg48.2 mg
82Two foods with the same rank/nutrient values169 mg47.9 mg
(Australian Imported, Heel On, Bone-In, Meat & Fat, Trimmed To 1/8" Fat)
(Mexican Restaurant)
83
(Queso Seco)
167 mg47.3 mg
fig 5. Foods with trans-polyenoic fatty acids rank 81 to 83

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Foods In Different Categories With trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

The food categories below have foods that contain trans-polyenoic fatty acids.

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Food CategoriesNumber of foods
in category
American Indian/Alaska Native Foods10
Baked Products93
Beef Products292
Breakfast Cereals14
Candy, Sweets or Lollies11
Cereal Grains and Pasta11
Dairy and Egg Products42
Dressings and Condiments12
Fast Foods174
Fats and Oils51
Finfish and Shellfish Products27
Lamb, Veal, and Game Products63
Legumes and Legume Products11
Meals, Entrees, and Side Dishes41
Nuts and Seeds14
Pork Products166
Poultry Products131
Restaurant Foods109
Sauces and Gravies20
Sausages and Luncheon Meats33
Snacks26
Vegetables and Vegetable Products12
fig 6. Food categories with foods that contain trans-Polyenoic Fatty Acids

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