I started a diet and needed some spray oil. In the supermarket at £1.41 for a 200ml bottle in asda it was cheaper than others and doesnt contain alcohol. I have previously had those that contain alcohol and found they can taint the taste of some delicate flavours. This is also not an aerosol but a spray. At only 3 calories per spray it is a fraction of the calories and fat of normal sunflower oil. As i said i bought this as i was on a diet but have found it really useful in cooking and baking. Instead of having to use normal oil and a brush i can just spray the baking trays/tins saving time and washing up. I have had the bottle now about 3 months and ...  Read the complete review

I have recently been trying to lose some weight and I am almost at my target and I am doing well so far and I recently needed some cooking oil and while I was at the supermarket and was looking on the shelves, I noticed this spray oil in a canister and it caught my eye and I thought I would give it a try and see how I liked it. It comes in a large canister and for 200ml it was priced at just £1.20 and there is a spray nozzle at the top with just a small hole to spray the oil into a saucepan and it also has a top to replace when not in use. It is a emulsified Sunflower spraying oil with added Vitamin E and is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids keeps ...  Read the complete review

While doing weightwatchers about 6 months ago I was looking for some cooking oil spray in my local supermarket. We'd been recommended to use Frylight but this was all they had on sale where I went and I bought it assuming it was a similar product. ~~~The Product~~~ This is an aerosol spray can with the familiar Flora packaging of green with the Flora logo on and says on the front that it is a "Sunflower Oil Cooking Spray With Vitamin E." In smaller writing at the bottom we are told it is "Ideal for stir frying, roasting, grilling and shallow frying." ~~~How to Use~~~ Like I said, this is an aerosol can not a pump spray ...  Read the complete review