Introduction: Kick the Can - Make Your Own Cooking Spray
My husband and son came up with this recipe for Butter Flavored Cooking Spray. I like it because it is economical, easy, non aerosol, and environmentally friendly.
12-30-13 Update: My son uses this spray for his food cart business and I use it at home for stovetop cooking. I do not use it for baking. It does leave a residue, like most sprays so I would like to try a different oil base to see if there is less residue. You can also add lecithin, but I haven't tried it.
Butter Flavor Cooking Spray
Mix the following ingredients in a 16 ounce mist sprayer (available at most grocery stores and department stores)
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1/4 cup water
3/4 teaspoon Watkins Butter extract flavoring
This is my first foodie youtube. I learned 2 things making the video: 1.) that I can't say mist sprayer and 2.) my son is awesome adding special effects :)
6 Comments
Question 9 months ago on Introduction
I really want to try this! Especially with grocery prices going up. If adding lecithin, how much should be added to this recipe? Has anyone tried doing that? Thank you so much for this basic recipe though!
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice, thanks. What is the reason for distilled water? can I use tap water?
Reply 7 years ago
The reason for distilled, is because tap water will not hold up! It will spoil much, much faster than distilled.
Reply 7 years ago
Great info, thank you jodie.white.144 :)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Yes, you can use tap water instead of distilled water. The water makes it spray easier because the oil is too thick by itself.
9 years ago on Introduction
Good, I'll make my own and let you know how it goes, TKS