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The war against trans fat registered a major victory as Kentucky Fried Chicken - whose main course is deep fried - announced that it would remove the artery-clogging substance from its fryers.

KFC said Monday that it would replace partially hydrogenated soybean oil with a type of soybean oil that does not contain trans fat at its 5,500 restaurants in the United States.

The conversion, which came after two years of testing, is expected to be completed by April. While trans fat will be eliminated from KFC's chicken and other fried products, it will remain in its biscuits, potpies and some desserts because a good alternative has not yet been found.

Officials at KFC, a subsidiary of Yum Brands of Louisville, Kentucky, said that the change in cooking oils would have no impact on the taste of its food.