Title: Liars, liars...
Product review: Be warned: although the FDA label claims "0g trans fat" the ingredients tell a different story, as "partially hydrogenated coconut or palm kernel" is the first ingredient listed. This is a poison that is now outlawed in New York restaurants, and if you are careful about what you eat you want to make sure you stay away from this.As it turns out, they can claim "0g trans fat" because the content is less than 1g per serving, but it's a technicality: the product contains a significant amount of trans fat.Obviously, you're not going to drop dead from using a teaspoon in your coffee once, but regular, prolonged use is detrimental to your health. You're better off staying away altogether anyway, and you may want to do what I did and contact Nestle consumer service to complain about their deceptive practices. This product can and should be made with healthier ingredients.
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