Cooking oil
2,767 products · 850 brands
USDA's branded food database lists 2,767 cooking oil products from 850 brands; the median has 800 calories, 0 g of sugars, 0 g of protein and 0 mg of sodium per 100 g. The most common serving is 15 ml (1,560 labels).
Data: USDA FoodData Central, April 30, 2026 release.
Every cooking oil product, A to Z
- Nuco, Coconut Oil, Lemon HerbNuco · 867 calories per 100 g
- Nuco, Liquid Premium Coconut Oil, GarlicNuco · 867 calories per 100 g
- Nuco, Liquid Premium Coconut Oil, OriginalNuco · 867 calories per 100 g
- Nunez De Prado, Organic Extra Virgin Olive OilNunez De Prado · 857 calories per 100 g
- Nutiva, Coconut OilNutiva · 867 calories per 100 g
- Nutiva, Sunflower & Red Palm OilNutiva · 867 calories per 100 g
- O Organics, Organic Virgin Coconut Oil UnrefinedO Organics · 800 calories per 100 g
- Odorless Coconut Cooking OilCarrington Farms · 867 calories per 100 g
- OilLesley Elizabeth Inc · 867 calories per 100 g
- Oil Base with Lecithin Food ReleaseEverlight · 0 calories per 100 g
- Oil BlendOmega Nutrition · 889 calories per 100 g
- Oleaves Andalusia, Extra Virgin Olive OilOleaves Andalusia · 857 calories per 100 g
- Oleaves, Authentic Extra Virgin Olive OilOleaves · 857 calories per 100 g
- Oleaves, Extra Virgin Olive OilOleaves · 857 calories per 100 g
- Olio Beato Demarco, Extra Virgin Italian Olive OilOlio Beato Demarco · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olio Del Diavolo Hot and Spicy Chili-infused Olive OilAlla Famiglia · 812 calories per 100 g
- Olio Nuovo 100% California Extra Virgin Olive OilNew Seasons · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilFresh&easy · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilZejd · 867 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilLebanon Valley · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilHarris-Teeter Inc. · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilColosseo · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilIl Vero Di Santeramo · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilSaica Brand · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilZoe · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilCirio · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilFilippo Berio · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilShurfine · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilVigo · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilShurfine · 857 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilStar · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilCarapelli · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilBella · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilCosta D'oro · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilSorrento · 857 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilStutz · 857 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilNapa Valley Naturals · 857 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilGoya · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilAhold · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilFilippo Berio · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilOlivari · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilGefen · 0 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilRanieri · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilValco Enterprise · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilSunny Select · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilOlivar De Segura · 900 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilPrice First · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilMarket Pantry · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilMarque Celio · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilMiguel & Valentina · 867 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilNapoleon · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilBig Y · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilOlivio · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilSchnucks · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilPietro Coricelli · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilStater Bros. · 867 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilTwisted Garlic · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilNutrioli' · 867 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilShoprite · 800 calories per 100 g
- Olive OilToscani · 800 calories per 100 g
Source: USDA FoodData Central branded foods, April 30, 2026 release.
Sources for this page
- USDA FoodData Central
- the food and product records, April 30, 2026 release. fdc.nal.usda.gov
- FoodData Central documentation
- what each data type is and how branded records are submitted. fdc.nal.usda.gov
- 21 CFR 101.9, Nutrition labeling of food
- the label format, rounding and Daily Values. ecfr.gov
- 21 CFR 101 subpart D, Nutrient content claims
- the thresholds for "low sodium", "sugar free", "high in". ecfr.gov
- FDA, How to Understand and Use the Nutrition Facts Label
- the 5% and 20% Daily Value rule. fda.gov