what fast food chains have banned trans fats?

Question

what is bad about trans fats?

Answer 1

Wendy's is the only one I know of, but I think they're phasing it out. Trans fat contains hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils, which can be found in the oils used to cook fries, seasonings on fries, baked goods, etc. It's also found in margarine, many baked goods from the grocery like cakes and donuts, and even in things like chicken broth. It is usually found in processed foods and is a shelf life extender. Hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils are horrible for your heart and arteries, and have been linked to cancer. They also contribute to obesity. Keep in mind that a product can claim 0 trans fats, but still have hydrogenated or partially hydrog. veg. oils if they contain less than .5%. However NO level has been determined to be safe. Here's a link to more information about this nasty stuff. http://www.recoverymedicine.com/hydrogenated_oils.htm

Answer 2

KFC is another fast food chain that is banning trans fat.

Answer 3

Wendy's. Trans fat is another name for hydrogenated oils. It's the kind of fat that can turn into a solid and clog your arteries

Answer 4

yup...when did u wake up?
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ok and trans fat is worst then just regular fat cuz it doesn't digest as quickly as regular fat.
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Answer 5

The answer is KFC. They reduced the fat.

Answer 6

i dont think any overweight men dressed as women should be asking me if they can supersize that for me at the drivethrough of mcdonalds....so im all for banning them..

Answer 7

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Answer 8

wendy's almost has