Canola oil vs vegetable oil: Nutrition per 100 g

Generic USDA canola oil and soybean oil (salad or cooking). Oil sold as "vegetable oil" in the US is usually soybean oil, but blends exist, so check the label. These records do not measure cooking performance. Values shown are per 100 g. You can change the quantities below. These comparisons describe food composition and do not rate overall healthfulness.

Oil, canola

100 g

Kcal

884

Protein

0.0

Fat

100.0

Carbs

0.0

Fiber

0.0

Sugar

0.0

Oil, soybean, salad or cooking

100 g

Kcal

884

Protein

0.0

Fat

100.0

Carbs

0.0

Fiber

0.0

Sugar

0.0

The micronutrient content for 100 g Oil, canola and 100 g Oil, soybean, salad or cooking

Reference intakes for
Male
aged
19–30

Percentages use US reference intakes for male, ages 19–30. They are general reference values, not individual targets. K1 and K2 use the total-vitamin-K reference. Missing measurements are not evidence of zero content. Data and reference sources.

The amount of calories from each macronutrient for 100 g Oil, canola and 100 g Oil, soybean, salad or cooking

The fatty acids for 100 g Oil, canola and 100 g Oil, soybean, salad or cooking

Oil, canola

Oil, soybean, salad or cooking

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