Trans fatty acids Foods high in trans fatty acids and how much you need Β· Fatty acids
- Most in a serving
- Cheese, cheddar type, 34% fat
There's no official daily target for trans fatty acids.
Among plant foods, plantains, green; french fries and oil, cottonseed, fully hydrogenated have the most trans fatty acids per serving. Among animal foods, the most are in cheese, cheddar type, 34% fat; veal, ground and powan, fried in butter.
Plant sources
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Ranked from 403 foods in our catalog, one entry per food.
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1serving (55 g) Β· Cheese, ripened cheese
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2Veal, ground, raw 0.77 gserving (110 g) Β· Steaks and chops
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3serving (85 g) Β· Offal dishes
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4serving (170 g) Β· Yoghurt
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5Beef flank 0.42 gserving (110 g) Β· Steaks and chops
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6Butter 0.36 gtbsp (14.2 g) Β· Butter, milk fat
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7serving (30 g) Β· Cheese, unripened, fresh cheese
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8Whipping cream, 38% fat 0.33 gserving (30 g) Β· Cream
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9Cream quark, 10% fat 0.32 gserving (110 g) Β· Quark
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10serving (240 g) Β· Milks >2% fat
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11Butter oil, milk fat 0.31 gtbsp (12.8 g) Β· Butter, milk fat
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12Whipped cream, unsweetened 0.31 gserving (30 g) Β· Cream
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13Butter lactose-free 0.3 gtbsp (15 g) Β· Butter, milk fat
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14Lard, animal fat 0.29 gtbsp (12.8 g) Β· Animal fat
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15Lean steak mince, 7% fat 0.29 gserving (110 g) Β· Steaks and chops
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16Curd milk, plain, 3.5% fat 0.28 gserving (240 g) Β· Cultured milks
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17Processed cheese, 20-24% fat 0.27 gserving (55 g) Β· Processed cheese
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18serving (85 g) Β· Chicken and other birds
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19Sour cream, 20% 0.24 gserving (30 g) Β· Fermented milk products, other
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20Tallow, beef fat 0.24 gtbsp (12.8 g) Β· Animal fat
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