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PHO
(redirected from Partially Hydrogenated Oil)

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PHOPhoenix, Arizona
PHOPhysician-Hospital Organization
PHOPrimary Health Organisation (New Zealand)
PHOPhotonic
PhoPyrococcus horikoshii
PHOPublic Health Officer
PHOPhone List (File Name Extension)
PHOPartially Hydrogenated Oil
PHOPoint Hope, AK, USA - Point Hope (Airport Code)
PHOProgram on Health Outcomes (University of North Carolina)
PHOPersonal Holiday
PHOPhysicians Health Organization
PHOPseudo-Harmonic Oscillator


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It is widely used in frying oil, in processed foods as partially hydrogenated oils and in ingredients such as margarine and shortening.
IHOP TO ELIMINATE TRANS FATS THIS YEAR by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
And it has a "flaky crust made with real butter," so you might expect to dodge the harmful trans fats in the partially hydrogenated oil that's used in most pies.
Forbidden fruits by Nutrition Action Healthletter
Partially hydrogenated oil helps preserve food, is inexpensive, and provides a pleasing taste and texture.
Should trans fats be banned? by Junior Scholastic
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