I was reading the label on Nutella hazelnut spread and one of the ingredients is partially hydrogonated peanut oil, i thought when an oil has been hydrogonated it's a trans fat. They claim it's trans fat free.
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When has Nutella ever claimed to be trans fat free? I don't see that mentioned on their website. Indeed it does contains trans fat and in fact is on a list of 18 foods that wouldn't be permitted in Denmark because trans fat makes up more than 2% of the total fat. Choice Food Team

Rapunzel Choconut is a certified organic chocolate hazelnut butter, a healthier alternative to the popular Nutella, which is loaded with hydrogenated vegetable oil and therefore those awful toxic trans fats.

And Trans Fat is vegetable oil that has been treated with hydrogen to make it more solid so that it can have a longer shelf life.