Counted under: Seed oils

Canola oil

What counts on a label: Any oil phrase that names “canola” or “rapeseed”: on its own, with a qualifier such as high oleic, expeller pressed or hydrogenated, as one of an either-or list (“… and/or … oil”), or inside the brackets after “vegetable oil” or “shortening”.

Any one of these anywhere in the ingredient list fails the seed oils check.

In this list

Foods that list it
184
Of all foods
897
Aisles
14

Cereal25 of 60

Gummies and fruity candy1 of 50

Chips and salty snacks30 of 65

Crackers, pretzels and popcorn16 of 49

Cookies and snack cakes10 of 40

Snack bars and fruit snacks17 of 51

Ice cream and frozen treats1 of 48

Bread, buns and tortillas9 of 43

Condiments, dressings and sauces9 of 56

Boxed meals, noodles and soup16 of 48

Frozen meals, pizza and nuggets23 of 48

Peanut butter, spreads and syrups5 of 37

Toaster pastries, waffles and oatmeal13 of 40

Baking mixes, frosting and sprinkles9 of 33

Also counted under seed oils

Soybean oilCorn oilCottonseed oilSunflower oilSafflower oilGrapeseed oilRice bran oilVegetable oil (not named)