Fat Content Of Plain Coffee Bean?

[lefthanded]

Does anyone know what the fat content of a serving of plain coffee beans is?

Given the fact that coffee can only be grown in tropical environments, it would make intuitive sense that most of the fats are saturated.

I have done a bit of preliminary research and have found some odd information. Specifically, when you look up "coffee bean nutrition content" on google you are shown a Nutrition Facts chart that states that a single 40g serving of beans contains 12g of fats; 6g saturated, 0g MUFA, 0g PUFA. (Chart is included below...)

Any idea how to account for the other 6g of fat?

Has anyone found any information that is not incomplete?

Nutrition Facts

Coffee bean

Amount Per 1 serving 28 pieces (40 g)

Calories 216

% Daily Value
Total Fat 12 g 18%
Saturated fat 6 g 30%
Polyunsaturated fat 0 g
Monounsaturated fat 0 g
Cholesterol 5 mg 1%
Sodium 10 mg 0%
Potassium 137 mg 3%
Total Carbohydrate 24 g 8%
Dietary fiber 3 g 12%
Sugar 17 g
Protein 3 g 6%
Caffeine 336 mg
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 4% Iron 6%
Vitamin B-6 0% Vitamin B-12 0%
Magnesium 10%

 

[phobologe]

On this website (NÄHRWERTRECHNER.DE - die interaktive Nährwerttabelle) it's 1.02 monounsatured and 4.98 polyunsatured fatty acids.

 

[schultz]

On this website (NÄHRWERTRECHNER.DE - die interaktive Nährwerttabelle) it's 1.02 monounsatured and 4.98 polyunsatured fatty acids.

This seems accurate. I remember researching this a while ago because I thought about feeding it to my chickens and pig, but decided it had too much PUFA.