A ban on artificial trans fats in NYC restaurants appears to be working
The fatty acids have been linked to heart disease
OIL SWAP Restaurants had to replace partially hydrogenated vegetable oils with other oils to fry, cook or bake foods once New York City enacted a ban on artificial trans fats in 2006.
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New Yorkers fond of eating out in the last decade weren’t just saved from doing the dishes.