Spectrum Non-Stick Cooking Spray Oil
Analysis updated July 2026 · How Scout scores
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Summary
This cooking spray contains mechanically pressed refined organic coconut oil, which is a high-quality fat source. However, the presence of soy lecithin and natural flavors introduces concerns due to potential allergens and lack of transparency. The product is also ultra-processed, which limits its overall health rating despite the beneficial properties of coconut oil.
Key ingredients 4
Mechanically (expeller) pressed refined organic coconut oilGood
This ingredient is a natural oil that is pressed without chemicals, preserving its beneficial properties and offering a healthier fat option.
propellant (no chlorofluorocarbons)Neutral
The propellant is used to dispense the spray and is considered neutral, especially since it does not contain harmful chlorofluorocarbons.
soy lecithinBad
Soy lecithin is a processed additive that may contain genetically modified ingredients and artificial processing, which can be concerning for some consumers.
See more about soy lecithin →natural flavorBad
Umbrella term that can hide dozens of undisclosed synthetic constituents.
See more about natural flavor →Processing
Ultra-Processed Foods
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