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A. A small amount of trans fat occurs naturally in foods such as beef, veal, lamb, and foods containing milk fat, such as butter, whole milk, cream, cheese and ice cream. Foods with less than one-half percent of trans fats per serving will not have trans fats labeled, since that amount is considered negligible.
