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Homemade Nonstick Spray?? Sounds to good to be true right! I saw the pin on Pintrest you have probably seen it to! Olive Oil and water equals nonstick? I finally remembered to grab a spray bottle (I just got one at Dollar Tree to try this out!!) and will be upgrading to an official Misto!! I have tested this out in casserole pans, crockpots, and baking dishes with no problems!! Plus the dishes have required less scrubbing!! I have always hated the residue from Pam on my dishes!! Thank you Nature’s Nurtures Blog for the ratio for the Homemade Nonstick Spray.
Directions for Homemade Nonstick Spray:
1 Part Olive Oil
4 Parts Water
shake and spray!!(I did 1 table spoon Olive Oil and 4 Table spoons water) I have made this three times since its not food safe container I was nervous to make a big batch and have it go bad.
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This is great I wasnt sure pam was safe.
Awesome! Thanks! So easy! Who knew?
I will be making this for my family! Thanks for the recipe
Easy, I might try one for crockpot and add clove of garlic in bottom to see if flavor stays in oil.????
Do we refridgerate?
I do not refrigerate mine. I don’t’ think it would hurt to refrigerate though
hallelujah! maybe this can save my bakewear from all that grimy, yellow, disgusting grime that cooking spray leaves behind.
I will be trying this, thanks!
Awesome!!! I have been wondering how to do this for a while!
Homemade Nonstick Spray will be trying this soon thank you
WOW what a great idea!!! LOVE IT!!! 🙂
I am going to try this recipe for sure.
I would have never though of making this and I never buy pam because of the aerosol cans.
Thanks 🙂
I will be using this from now on I use alot of natural things for everything I do and I use alot of olive oil for many things so I will be using this recipe from now on thanks for sharing this:}
thank you for the recipe. I never thought of making my own nonstick spray.
Awesome thank you for sharing!
What a wonderful idea!
I spend so much money per can to prevent sticking on my pans. Thanks for the recipe and I will be using it.
I love this. I quit using Pam because of the chemicals thought there had to be a replacement for it. THANKS
thats a grate idea but is it ok to use on the omni diet ? i found this link when looking up omni recipes and i would love to try this but need to know if its alright 🙂 please and thank you.
I used to keep olive oil in a spray bottle, but it stopped working and I have been forgetting to replace it. Thanks for the reminder – and the tip to thin oil with water. Definitely trying this! Visiting from #TreasureBoxTuesday
Thanks for stopping by!! I love this spray!
What a wonderful idea. Just ran out of cooking spray and instead of buying more. Thank you for sharing and Have a Fabulous Day! #Brag About It.
Thank you for stopping by!! I love this spray so easy to make!
I love this idea! I’m posting it to my facebook page to share with my followers. I’m coming over from the Wonderful Weds. Blog Hop.
The Frugal Ginger
Thank you for stopping by and thanks for sharing! It is crazy how easy this is to do!
How easy is this? I wonder if it could be done with coconut oil? Maybe only in summer months when the oil isn’t solid? Either way, it’s a fantastic idea.
Hi Jenny! Stopping over from Idea Box Link Up! First time to your blog too 🙂 What an easy idea! I am actually out of cooking spray & now I am going to make my own. Thanks for sharing! Pinning!
Awesome! Thanks for linking up with Idea Box!
So glad I found this on Think & Make Thursday!
Never heard of this idea! So excited to try it! Found you on That’s How We Roll Link Party!
This spray is awesome! And so easy too. Please come share your blog posts over at the Home Matters Linky Party! We’d love to have you for a visit. The Door is OPEN. http://lifewithlorelai.com/2015/06/25/home-matters-linky-party-43/ 🙂
~Lorelai
Life With Lorelai
Can you use canola or another oil? Does it have to be olive oil? Believe it or not, my husband is allergic to olives.
You should be able to. I have made them with vegetable oil before.
This is a great recipe for people with allergies!
This is such a smart idea. I love how frugal it is. This will save me tons in the future. Thanks.
Wow, just saved a must try these Pam cans aren’t cheap and if I already have the stuff I need at home why not try? Thanks for sharing found you over at Wonderful Wed blog hop 🙂
How cool is that.
Thanks for the recipe – I look forward to trying this soon! Blessings, Janet
I will have to give this a try. I hate buying store bought sprays, they are so expensive. This will save a ton of money. Thanks for sharing!
So excited I found this post at the meetup monday today. I have got to pin this and DO IT! No more non stick sprays for me now YAY!
Um, wow. This is awesome! And I love how this is the post that keeps on giving. It’s cheap AND you don’t have all those fake mystery ingredients like the store bought nonstick sprays, making it healthier overall! Pinning this puppy. Thanks so much for sharing this. #MeetUpMonday
This is awesome Jenny! I’m going to try this right away. Thanks so much for sharing this with all of our Let’s Get Real readers. Is there a container “sprayer” that you have found to work really well with this??
I used canola oil and it worked great. Bye bye high price sprays