Soybean oil is used to fry and cook all menu items (even contained in pasta dishes and burgers).

The donuts are fried in an "all purpose vegetable oil" that also contains animal fat.

The donuts are fried in vegetable oil. The specific kind of vegetable oil was not mentioned.

Frites are cooked in pure blanc de boeuf, or beef fat. No oil is used. Avoid the mayo still though.

Waffles and other items are typically cooked in grape seed oil or other seed oils. However, patrons can request olive oil be used. The butter is real and not a vegetable oil blend. Owner did not state butter was an option for cooking.

The following blizzards do not contain seed oils: Choco-dipped Strawberry, Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, M&M's Milk Chocolate Candies, and Snickers (contains Palm Oil). However, these do contain an assortment of other undesirable ingredients. The sundaes, except for the Peanut Butter Sundae, are free from seed oils. The ice cream cones contain seed oils. Regarding typical food options, they all contain seed oils. All menu options have the full ingredients listed on the Dairy Queen website.

The fryer oil is Mazola ZT (a mixture of corn & sunflower oil). The coleslaw also contains soybean and/or canola oil. This applies to all locations.

Seed oils are present in - All apps except for the grilled shrimp - Both soups and all salad dressings - Pizza dough and all pastas - All burgers and grill entrees except the top sirloin See unos.com/nutrition.php

Bruegger's has the ingredients for all menu items listed on their website. The only bagels that contain seed oils are: Apple Cinnamon, Blueberry, Cheesy Hash Brown, and Five Cheese. The Ciabatta Roll has Soybean and/or Canola Oil. None of the cream cheese flavors have seed oils. The butter option is a "butter blend" that contains a vegetable oil blend. All egg options contain this butter blend, including plain eggs. Check the website for specifics on all other menu items.

Sources of seed oils at JJs: - Soybean oil in the french bread and sliced wheat bread - Soybean oil in the Helmann's mayo. In the tuna salad, kickin' ranch, and other sandwiches w/ mayo - Canola oil in the italian vinaigrette and oil & vinegar - Chips fried in peanut oil