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It's a gimmick. Not a bad deal, but there's nothing about this that makes it 'formulated' to work any better on a hot grill. The second the temp passing the upper 400 range, any type of oil will just combust away.
not to be a party pooper, but this is not just canola oil, its cut with water. maybe thats why its so cheap. and it uses diglycerides as the emulsifier. if you're diabetic, you might not want this as diglycerides can cause insulin resistance.
if you want to spray your own canola oil, just get a food safe spray bottle and fill your own canola oil. that way youre not using a spray oil that is cut with water
The product is great for grilling my son uses it all the time when he grills. And the price is excellent thank you even when it goes BOGO at Publix is not as cheap as this. I'm going to get a couple of packs
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Members mark extra virgin olive oil in the spray cans
As pr1nyc1 correctly stated, Avocado oil has a higher "smoke point" than olive oil - extra virgin or otherwise - MUCH better for grilling. https://health.usnews.com/wellnes...difference
Anyone else notice? The can contents are now 5oz instead of 6oz..
Shrinkflation, aka companies passing higher costs on to their customers by decreasing the size of their product so they can keep the same price point and hope nobody notices the change.
It's a gimmick. Not a bad deal, but there's nothing about this that makes it 'formulated' to work any better on a hot grill. The second the temp passing the upper 400 range, any type of oil will just combust away.
The grilling version has a different ingredient list than regular Pam according to their website.
Regular Pam is a mixture of Canola, Coconut, and Palm Oils with soy lecthin and an anti-foaming agent. Grilling version is only Canola Oil with water and Phosphated Mono- and Diglycerides.
I don't know if there is a noticeable difference between the two in practice, but they are not the same liquid in two different cans.
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Members mark extra virgin olive oil in the spray cans
if you want to spray your own canola oil, just get a food safe spray bottle and fill your own canola oil. that way youre not using a spray oil that is cut with water
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Members mark extra virgin olive oil in the spray cans
Regular Pam is a mixture of Canola, Coconut, and Palm Oils with soy lecthin and an anti-foaming agent. Grilling version is only Canola Oil with water and Phosphated Mono- and Diglycerides.
I don't know if there is a noticeable difference between the two in practice, but they are not the same liquid in two different cans.
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