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by Answerbag Staff on March 21st, 2010

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Is soybean oil hydrogenated?

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  • by Julien Rose Farinas on March 21st, 2010

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    According to Soya, a website dedicated to information about soy and soya products, "Soybean oil is often hydrogenated to increase its shelf life or to produce a more solid product." Hence, soybean oil is sometimes, but not always hydrogenated. Hydrogenation is a process through which hydrogen is added to the molecules of a compound. In soybean oil, it can result in unhealthy trans fats.

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    Soya: Soybean Oil

    Merriam Webster Dictionary: Hydrogenated

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