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Template:Principal fatty acids of common cooking oils

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PUFA MUFA Saturated
Ω-3 Ω-6 Ω-9
ALA Linoleic Oleic Erucic Palmitic Stearic Lauric Myristic
Butter fat[1] 32% 25%
Cocoa butter[1] 37% 25% 35%
Coconut[1] 48% 18%
Corn[1] 58% 26%
Cottonseed[1] 54% 24%
Lard[1] 46% 23%
Olive[1] 12% 68% 14%
Palm[1] 38% 47%
Palm Kernel[1] 50% 16%
Peanut[1] 31% 46%
Rapeseed, canola[1] 19% 31% 23%
Safflower[1] 75%
Sesame[1] 43% 42%
Sorghum[1] 52% 31%
Soybean[1] 50% 25%
Sunflower[1] 68% 20%
Tallow, beef[1] 44% 35%
Tallow, mutton[1] 43% 30%
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Igoe, Robert S. (2011). Dictionary of Food Ingredients. Springer. p. 175. ISBN 9781441997128. Table 8