Seed Oil Tracker

Seed Oil Tracker answers seed oil questions about restaurant chains from a database of more than 2,500 chains in over 160 countries, the same data behind the Seed Oil Tracker app and seedoiltracker.com.

Ask Claude things like "Does Chick-fil-A use seed oils?", "What oil does Popeyes fry in?", "What is the lowest seed oil order at Taco Bell?" or "Which chains have the most seed oil?" and it looks the answer up instead of guessing.

For each chain you get the oil it cooks and fries in (in a few words and in full, with the chain's own document where we have one), a seed oil grade from A (least) to F (most) based on the average grams of polyunsaturated fat per menu item, the lowest seed oil meals to order, the highest items to avoid, and a link to the chain's report card on seedoiltracker.com, which shows where each figure came from.

Three read-only tools: get_chain looks up one chain, search_chains finds chains by full or partial name, and get_rankings lists the cleanest or worst chains in a country.

Chains are looked up in the US unless you name another country, such as the UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Germany or Mexico.

The gram figures are worked out from each chain's published nutrition and ingredient information. Where a chain does not name its oil, the answer says so or marks the oil as estimated.

The connector is free and read-only. It needs no account or sign-in, and it receives only the lookup itself (a chain name or search words, a country, ranking options), never your conversation.