- Is this spray pure olive oil?
- No. It is extra virgin olive oil mixed with a propellant so it sprays from the can. The oil is the main ingredient, but it is not a pure bottled oil.
- Can I use it on a hot grill?
- Yes, it is made for grilling and pan cooking. Spray briefly from a safe distance, since aerosol cans should not be held close to an open flame.
- Does it contain gluten?
- No, it is labeled gluten free and kosher.
- Will it make my baked goods taste like olive oil?
- It can add a faint olive note. For neutral baking, a plain vegetable oil spray is a better match.
- How does it compare with name-brand olive oil sprays?
- It offers the same basic function at a lower cost, with a shorter ingredient list and fewer specialty claims than brands like Bertolli or Pompeian.
- Where is the Great Value Extra Virgin Olive Oil Cooking Spray cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $4.78, as of our latest check.