Skip to main content

Cooking Spray Vs Cooking Oil


Oil is an integral part of cooking especially the Indian cuisine. Although only little amount of oil is advised to cook food and to maintain sound health, we often tend to go overboard with its usage. Nowadays the concept of Cooking Spray seems to be catching on amongst the health and fitness freaks of all age groups alike



Health

Many cooking spray bottles/cans claim to have no calorie or fat content. This is because the oil is equally spread on the pan while cooking due to its dispensing mechanism used in the bottle. On the other hand, cooking oil can be high in the unhealthy saturated fat content and the amount of oil you consume daily is high.

Difference in taste

Cooking spray is much more feasible when it comes to making omelet, baking, grilling etc but when it comes to preparing a complete meal it can lag behind in terms of taste, making the dish less palatable. This is where the Cooking oil comes to your rescue.

Side effects due to over heating

The main drawback with Cooking Oil is, certain conventional oils like Coconut, when heated above a certain temperature can be release complex toxic compounds and can prove hazardous to health. This however, is not the case with Cooking Sprays as a single spray hardly contains any calories. Still if cooking spray not used properly can be same to the number of calories you consume daily

How to select a cooking spray

The best way to select a cooking spray is to go for one which is organic such as Olive, Rice Bran etc.  Always check the label to make sure that it is devoid of any propellants, hydrocarbons etc.

So, it is safe to say that Cooking Sprays can be used without any hesitation if you wish for a healthy and balanced lifestyle and at the cost of slightly compromising on your taste buds. I have come across RAY COOKING SPRAY which is an innovative product that contains No propellants and No preservatives.

Comments

.

Popular posts from this blog

Olive oil benefits and uses

Olive Oil: Importance and Uses Oil plays a major role in traditional Indian cooking. Till a few years back, the popular or the most preferred choice for cooking was limited to Sunflower, Groundnut, and Mustard or Sesame oil. But the scenario has changed slowly ever since Olive Oil made an entry into the Indian markets. It has started replacing the regular cooking oil in most of the health conscious families. Why Olive Oil to Cook Food? Even though it’s native to the Mediterranean island, it has been adopted by Indians too due to its various health benefits. The best and the most important benefit being the ability to reduce the risk of heart diseases significantly due to a high level of monounsaturated fats present in it. Benefits of Using Olive Oil Rich in anti-oxidants Anti-oxidants are the best fighters against cholesterol, blood pressure, helps in releasing good hormones. We are often advised to include plenty of berries and citrus fruits in our diet as

Cooking Spray - It's Convenient.

Cooking spray is a new concept in India where women can now have the freedom to cook healthy food for her family without worrying about the amount of oil input. As today, oil is the main reason behind many health issues and fitness problems. The more amount of oil one use in the daily diet, the more fat gets build up thus affecting the normal functionality of the body. Hence, it is the time to change the way oil is used. Why cooking spray is convenient? Less Fat content Cooking Spray enhances the taste of food like any other oil while cutting down the fat content by 80%, making cooking your favorite meals, a healthy affair. Spray accurately over the pan It controls the amount of oil added to food, enabling you to consume only how much oil your body requires for optimum functioning. Cover every corner of your cookware It enables even application of oil over the entire cookware in a single spray. Additionally, food

4 Tips To Reduce Oil Consumption

We all love good food. We always ensure that the food we prepare is high on taste. But in this process, we often overlook one main factor which is the HEALTH.  Do you always keep the health factor in mind while preparing our food? The answer would be NO. So, how can you ensure that the food you prepare is high on both HEALTH and TASTE? One of the main drawback or negative aspect of Indian cooking is the amount of oil used in the preparation. Despite knowing that one should reduce the oil content in the food, how many of us actually do it?   Following are some of the ways in which you can reduce the oil consumption in your food. Switching to Non-stick pans and pots It is one of the simplest ways to cut down the oil consumption. It might be an expensive option, but their longer lifespan as well as other benefits makes it worthy of each penny spent on it.  Steaming One of the most efficient ways is to steam your veggies! It not only retains all t