Hydrogenated vegetable oil
Hydrogenated vegetable oil is plant oil hardened by adding hydrogen, which makes it solid at room temperature.
- Used in
- Food ingredient
- Role
- Oil or fat
Also listed as
Contains / relevant to
IngrediLens does not flag hydrogenated vegetable oil for any allergen, diet or skin concern in its database. If you want to avoid it anyway, you can add it as a custom ingredient filter in the app.
Related
- Vegetable fatVegetable fat is fat from plant sources, often solid fats such as palm or coconut fat.
- Vegetable oilVegetable oil is oil pressed or extracted from plants; on some labels the source plant is not named.
- MargarineMargarine is a spread made from vegetable oils; some brands also contain milk ingredients such as whey or…
Sources
- IngrediLens ingredient database (names, flags and notes shown on this page)
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