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Vegetable Oil

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By tina a
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tina a
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is vegetable oil a generic term for soy oil? and vegetable protein is actually soy protein? thank you...tina

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Yes, in general that is true. In the US they have to specify in the ingredients that it is soybean oil though. Another one to watch out for is "vegetable broth" in tuna. I found out the hard way it was actually soybean broth. It wasn't labeled as "contains soy" like it should have been, but when I went to the company website their FAQ did say the "vegetable broth" was made with soybeans.

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Vegetable oil and vegetable protein are general terms that can refer to a variety of plant (vegetable) source ingredients. They can be soy, or not. In the US, if the source is soy or wheat, that fact must be called out clearly in the ingredients or in a "contains" statement following the ingredient list.

Other sources for oil include corn and (rarely) olives--olive oil is expensive and so it is usually named. Protein can be from tapioca, as well as other sources.

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