A food that lists hydrogenated on the label contains trans-fats. true or false

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Natalee Dixon

Advanced Placement (AP)

3 June, 13:23

A food that lists hydrogenated on the label contains trans-fats. true or false

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Doodles · Answer 1

Answer:true

Explanation:fat is not goo for us because most of it ends in ou earth

Jayla Gillespie · Answer 2

True

Explanation:

Trans-fat is not good for our bodies. It increases cholesterol and increases the risk of heart disease.

Trans-fat is created through a process that adds hydrogen into vegetable oil. Therefore, when the ingredients list on a food label says "partially hydrogenated oil or hydrogenated oil", it has trans-fat.

So, this statement is true.