Cooking spray *without* soy ingredients?

[Raquelita]

I cannot eat soy products b/c my son is allergic to them (i am breastfeeding). I needed to buy cooking spray yesterday and upon reading the ingredients i learned that *every single one* has soy lecithin in it or some other soy product. What can i use for cooking spray instead? Can i just brush the surfaces with oil and make sure there's not too much?

[Twinmama]

Oh what a huge pain!

Does regular olive oil have any soy products in it? Somewhere I have a little pump bottle to spray olive oil on things...maybe that would work.

[clara]

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

[Raquelita]

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).

[TexasRose]

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 but for other cooking it works great.

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.

[Twinmama]

I have a can of Organic Pam spray and checked the label for you...it's got that soy lecithin in it, too. Bah!

[daglinton]

[Hi my name is Deborah, and I am trying to find products that are bread baskets items, that dont have Soy. I am ooking for a cooking oil, butter, and also milk.

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[George]

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 but for other cooking it works great.

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.

I was going to recommend the same thing.

[KYHeirloomer]

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.

[anonymous]

I think baker sprays are okay.

Such as Bakers Joy from Nordicware and Bake Easy from Wilton.

But they are flour based. And I wanted to confirm on their website but, was unable to find ingredients.

My kids also have soy allergies. We ended up going with a pump they sell at costco that you can put any oil in.