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Seed Oil Breakdowns · Metro Diner

How much seed oil is in Metro Diner's food?

The average menu item at Metro Diner carries an estimated 10.0g of seed oil PUFA.

That is grade D (Very High Risk) on our A to F scale, and roughly 2.5 days of the 4g daily goal many people in the seed oil free community aim for, in one average item. Method and grade scale on the methodology page.

What Metro Diner cooks with

fries/griddles in vegetable and/or canola oil per customer allergy-guide reports (findmeglutenfree.com); exact blend not published by Metro Diner, so assumed soybean-leaning vegetable oil for the fried items (higher-PUFA-wins)

The 10 highest seed oil items we measured

Estimated PUFA grams per listed serving, from published nutrition data and the disclosed or assumed cooking oil:

Item Est. PUFA
Fried Chicken Plate22g5.5x the 4g day goal
Fried Chicken & Waffle (half chicken)20g5.0x the 4g day goal
Fish & Chips18g4.5x the 4g day goal
Chicken Tender Plate16g4.0x the 4g day goal
Boneless Wings14g3.5x the 4g day goal
Fried Chicken Sandwich12g3.0x the 4g day goal
Spicy Honey Chicken Sandwich12g3.0x the 4g day goal
Chicken Caesar Salad10g2.5x the 4g day goal
Metro Club10g2.5x the 4g day goal
Chicken Pot Pie10g2.5x the 4g day goal

If you end up here anyway

The lowest estimated seed oil orders we track at Metro Diner:

Chocolate Cake3gunder the 4g day goal
Mac And Cheese4g1.0x the 4g day goal
Metro Pancakes5g1.2x the 4g day goal

The fine print

These are estimates, not lab measurements, and preparation varies by location. Full detail for every item is on the Metro Diner report card. See who else graded D or F on the F List, or the whole field on the Seed Oil Index.

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