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The majority of trans fats in the diet are found in foods containing partially hydrogenated fat, including some traditional cooking shortenings, stick margarine, crackers, candies, cookies, snack foods, fried food and bakery products. About a fifth of the trans fat in the diet occurs naturally in beef and dairy products such as butter, milk, cheeses and cream.
