Cooking Spray product image with 60/100 Zerotox safety score

Is Cooking Spray Safe? Ingredient Analysis

Name: Laura Lynn Cooking Spray
Brand: Laura Lynn
SKU: 0086854052723

Laura Lynn

Cooking Spray is one of the food products analyzed by Zerotox for Laura Lynn. The product scores 60/100 in Zerotox, meaning it looks generally acceptable but still includes some ingredients worth reviewing.

The sections below explain why ingredients like Dimethyl Silicone affect the overall evaluation.

60 / 100

Moderate quality

Why score is 60

Main concern

Dimethyl silicone is a synthetic compound used for anti-foaming, raising concerns about synthetic additives in food products.

Why it matters: This ingredient is flagged in our analysis based on regulatory and scientific sources. Check the Ingredients section for details and see Data sources for methodology.

Regulation status: Ingredient safety is assessed from EU/EPA/CIR and similar databases; formulations may vary. Always read the product label.

Pros

Soybean oil serves as a base, providing a common cooking medium with moderate health implications.
Soy lecithin acts as an emulsifier, helping to blend ingredients effectively in cooking applications.

Concerns

Dimethyl silicone is a synthetic compound used for anti-foaming, raising concerns about synthetic additives in food products.
The presence of propellant indicates processing, which may detract from the perceived natural quality of the product.

Who should avoid this product?

This product may be less suitable for:

people with sensitive skin or fragrance sensitivity
users trying to avoid silicones

Ingredients breakdown

Instead of a flat list, this section explains each ingredient in the context of this food.

Is Soybean Oil safe in this food?

Medium

Soybean Oil is used here as base. Soybean oil is a common cooking oil that provides fat for cooking. While it is plant-based, concerns about processing and omega-6 fatty acid content exist.

Role in formula: base
Original: soybean oil
Read the full ingredient profile for Soybean Oil
Is Soy Lecithin safe in this food?

Medium

Soy Lecithin is used here as emulsifier. Soy lecithin is derived from soybeans and is used to stabilize mixtures. It is generally considered safe but is a processed ingredient.

Role in formula: emulsifier
Original: soy lecithin
Read the full ingredient profile for Soy Lecithin
Is Dimethyl Silicone safe in this food?

Bad

Dimethyl Silicone is used here as antifoam. Dimethyl silicone is a synthetic compound used to reduce foaming. Its presence raises concerns about synthetic additives in food products.

Role in formula: antifoam
Original: dimethyl silicone
Read the full ingredient profile for Dimethyl Silicone

How we score

Our safety scores and ingredient breakdowns are based on regulatory and scientific sources. See Data sources & methodology and How Zerotox works for full details.

Product info

Product ID: 3336603

More from this brand: Laura Lynn products in Zerotox

Similar products: food in Zerotox database

Allergens detected: soy

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main concerns with Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray?

This product is flagged for: Dimethyl silicone is a synthetic compound used for anti-foaming, raising concerns about synthetic additives in food products.; The presence of propellant indicates processing, which may detract from the perceived natural quality of the product.. See the Concerns and Ingredients sections above.

Does this product contain allergens?

We detected: soy. If you have allergies, check the label and the Ingredients section above.

Is Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray safe? Summary.

The composition includes soybean oil and soy lecithin, which are common in cooking sprays. However, dimethyl silicone raises concerns due to its synthetic nature, impacting the overall safety assessment. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.

Where can I find more food products?

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What are the positives of Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray?

Our analysis notes: Soybean oil serves as a base, providing a common cooking medium with moderate health implications.; Soy lecithin acts as an emulsifier, helping to blend ingredients effectively in cooking applications.. See the Pros section above.

What is the safety rating of Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray in food?

Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray has a Zerotox score of 60 / 100 among food products. See the full breakdown above.

Does Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray contain dimethyl silicone?

Our analysis flags dimethyl silicone in this product. See the Ingredients section above. Search products with this ingredient.

Does this product contain fragrance?

Based on our data we do not detect fragrance in this product's listed ingredients. Formulations can change; check the label.

Does this product contain parabens?

We do not detect parabens in this product's listed ingredients. Always check the label as formulations change.

Does Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray contain additives?

Check the Ingredients section above. Zerotox flags preservatives, colours and other additives; see the full list.

Who should avoid Laura Lynn — Cooking Spray?

This depends on the ingredient profile. People with sensitive skin or scalp, users avoiding fragrance, sulfates or animal-derived ingredients, and cautious shoppers should review the breakdown above before buying. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.