Weber Grill Spray ?

[Lynn Dollar]

Tom Horsman thinks this is a good product. Anyone here use it ? It gets good reviews elsewhere.

 

[Dan Leighton]

I use it when doing steaks on the Genesis. Works pretty well on the stainless grates, but too expensive for burgers.

 

[timothy]

I've bought it at the end of the year on clearance. It does alright, works as advertised.
Mostly have Pam or Vegalene in cabinet.

 

[Wil A]

I’ve used it a lot, but I’ll be darned if it doesn’t smell “fishy” to me when I use it.

Works well tho…

 

[GrantT]

I find all those sprays have the "fishy" smell by-product. Personally, I just use a little a little avocado oil or refined olive oil on my grill rag....a quick rub and works well. Cleans at the same time.

 

[Bob Erdman]

I used it once and liked it. When it ran out I could not find it again on the shelf so I bought a generic brand of cooking spray. No difference, and it was much cheaper. Now I just oil my food instead of spraying.

 

[LMichaels]

I’ve used it a lot, but I’ll be darned if it doesn’t smell “fishy” to me when I use it.

Works well tho…

Likely because it's canola based. That smell is the first sign the oil has gone rancid. BTW everything I have been reading about Canola has helped me to decide to never buy it again. I now use either avocado oil or grape seed oil. Very pleased with both

 

[Lynn Dollar]

The only meat I have trouble with sticking, is chicken. But I think I pass on the grill sprays.

I've heard good things about the grapeseed oil.

 

[LMichaels]

I wonder why you're having issues with chicken sticking. It's pretty rare I have anything stick. BTW I rarely oil the grill either. Only with some seafood proteins that are very lean i.e. scallops, monkfish etc

 

[Lynn Dollar]

I wonder why you're having issues with chicken sticking. It's pretty rare I have anything stick. BTW I rarely oil the grill either. Only with some seafood proteins that are very lean i.e. scallops, monkfish etc

Because its chicken breast and has very little fat. Occasionally I get a wing to stick for the same reason.

Everything else I grill has enough fat content to " grease the skids " , so to speak.

 

[Bruno]

I’ve been using this avocado oil spray from Costco for a while. Love it!! Last a while and the price is pretty decent.

 

[LMichaels]

I’ve been using this avocado oil spray from Costco for a while. Love it!! Last a while and the price is pretty decent.View attachment 49173

Haven't seen this. Though in all honesty I don't look for sprays. I (if needed) will simply wipe the grates down or oil the food first

 

[Mark Foreman]

I use a sprayer with avocado oil in it.

Red for spritzing, blue for oil. I have had issues with spays causing buildup on my cookware.

 

[Bob H.]

Not for me thanks.

 

[Kelly C]

+1 for grape seed oil

 

[John K BBQ]

Sprays = pyrotechnics = good clean fun