Update: the omelets are not okay. We were originally told that the omlets were cooked with olive oil, but this trip (we always confirm our information at restaurants) we learned that the olive oil is 20% vegetable oil, which we’ve leaned is a pseudonym for soybean oil.
Update to the update; Regular pancakes are not okay. The batter its fine, the buttermilk is fine, but they mix in margarine. Unfortunately, the recipe is for large batches, and they can’t mix up just enough for the kids.
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Because "most" people do not have a reaction to highly refined soybean oil, most restaurants and food labels will not even list food as containing soy if it "merely" contains soybean oil. [read more]
