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Is your son allergic to soy protein or soy lecithin? Maybe you should ask his doctor. Here's also a link, hope this will help. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soy_allergy
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He is sensitive to all soy products - the protein, the oil, the lecithin. If i eat anything with soy ingredients in them he shows symptoms.
I could probably get one of those manual pump bottles and use that with olive oil - the reason there is soy in all the aerosal sprays is to prevent caking/clumping (that's what it says on the labels). |
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I was about to recommend the olive oil sprayer as well. I have one and it works well. Much healthier than the aerosol sprays.
I wouldn't recommend it for baking just because olive oil has a taste that I wouldn't like in my cookies I often use it to oven-fry things...I dip them in egg wash and breadcrumbs, put them on a baking pan, and spray with olive oil so they brown nicely. |
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I was going to recommend the same thing. |
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Pam For Grilling, which is their high-temperature formula, does not contain soy products.
It's the only non-stick spray I could find that doesn't. Even the olive oil versions contain some soy. |