National salad chain, sweetgreen, went seed oil free for a few months before reverting to sunflower oil.
Restaurants & their cooking oils
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Restaurants filtered by cooking oil
Local Fats is a community-driven database and searchable map dedicated to informing consumers which cooking oils are used to prepare food at restaurants worldwide.
We want to know which restaurants are intentionally selecting cooking oils that go beyond the norm for nutritional, culinary or cultural purposes.
Supported cooking oils:
Not supported:
- Seed Oils (canola, soy, etc)
- Cultured Oil (GMO microbe oil)
How to find seed oil free restaurants
Use the seed oil free restaurant finder to find new places to eat some food near you, explore the global seed oil free restaurant map, or browse the restaurant directory.
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You can view filtered maps for beef tallow, pork lard, butter, ghee, duck fat, olive oil, and coconut oil. You can also view restaurants and eateries listed as 100% Seed Oil Free.
How can you support this project?
Share the website, help others find good restaurants, add a restaurant or a cooking oil supplier to the map, let me know if information needs to be updated, leave a tip to keep this project going and growing.
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