American Flatbread
Mostly CleanCooking oil audit across 8 locations
Oil Breakdown
What the Rating Means
American Flatbread is rated Mostly Clean. Mostly Clean means: mostly clean fats, but a seed oil or an unconfirmed answer in one important area.
At American Flatbread: 2 areas confirmed seed-oil free (cooking fats and bread) and 3 areas not confirmed (fryer oil, dressings and sauces).
Oil Watch audits five areas and weights them: fryer oil 35%, cooking fats 25%, dressings 15%, bread 15% and sauces 10%. A confirmed seed-oil-free area scores in full, a confirmed seed oil scores nothing, an unconfirmed area counts half and an area that doesn't apply is left out. A weighted score of 85 or more is Seed Oil Free, 70 to 84 is Mostly Clean, 40 to 69 is Use Caution and anything lower is Contains Seed Oils. How Oil Watch works
Frequently Asked Questions
Does American Flatbread use seed oils?
No seed oils confirmed so far. American Flatbread is rated Mostly Clean by Oil Watch: the cooking fats and bread are seed-oil free. The fryer oil, dressings and sauces are not confirmed yet.
What does American Flatbread cook with?
Seed-oil-free fats. Oil Watch's audit found American Flatbread doesn't cook with seed oils. The audit notes: olive oil.
Does the bread at American Flatbread contain seed oils?
No. Oil Watch's audit found the bread at American Flatbread is made without seed oils. The audit notes: olive oil.
What hasn't Oil Watch confirmed at American Flatbread?
Fryer oil, dressings and sauces are not confirmed yet, so ask staff about them before you order.
How many American Flatbread locations does Oil Watch list?
Oil Watch lists 8 American Flatbread locations in 8 cities across 4 states. All of them share the same rating: Mostly Clean.
All Locations
08Cities: Canton, CT, Georgetown, MA, Middlebury, VT, Rockport, ME, Somerville, MA, Stowe, VT, Waitsfield, VT, West Dover, VT