Peet's publishes real ingredient statements for its food, and 59 of the 119 food items name a seed oil - almost every muffin, croissant, danish, scone, quick bread, breakfast sandwich and wrap, plus the packaged snacks. The bigger gap is the drinks: the 17-page beverage document is calories and allergen tags only and never lists an ingredient, so a Peet's latte or seasonal syrup cannot be checked at all.
Rated 2026-09-01 from Peet's own PDFs, all linked off peets.com/pages/nutrition-allergen-facts (the /nutrition path is a soft-404 - go through the sitemap). 11 food PDFs downloaded and parsed with pdfplumber: 119 distinct items after de-duplicating the regional editions. SEED OILS: 59 of the 119 items name one, and they are ordinary bakery and sandwich items - almost every muffin, croissant, danish, scone and quick bread, every breakfast sandwich and wrap, plus the packaged chips, kettle corn and the oatmeal's almond and blueberry toppings. Soy/sunflower lecithin alone was NOT counted. Grapeseed oil appears in exactly one item, the Chipotle Dip. ADDITIVES: 37 of 119 name an artificial flavour or a chemical preservative; only 2 name a synthetic dye (Marionberry Cream Cheese Cup, Blueberry Danish). THE DRINKS ARE UNRATED and that is the real gap: the 17-page beverage PDF contains the word "ingredient" zero times - macros and allergen tags only.