Why is it that spray cooking oils do this? How come not everyone else does it? WHY is this allowed?
Why is it that spray cooking oils do this? How come not everyone else does it? WHY is this allowed?
Why is it that spray cooking oils do this? How come not everyone else does it? WHY is this allowed?
it's some trickery to do with the serving size and rounding down, it's not actually zero calories and you are likely not using that serving size
Why can't everyone else do the same?
because you can't claim a serving size is a ridiculously small amount. it has to be a reasonable serving size.
Tic-tacs have no sugar yet are 95% sugar... you can but your product has to be so insignificant it falls into the loopholes.
>you are likely not using that serving size
WTF are using spray """oil""" if you are spraying for minutes?
1/4 second spraying time is ridiculously short, most people don't even have the necessary reaction time to pull it off.
You may be surprised to learn that lots of people cook for more than one person at a time. Takes me a second or so to coat the pan when cooking for four.
>I have a kitchen scale that goes to the tenth of a milligram
What surprises me the most is that you need a psh-psh retard toy to oil your pan if I'm gonna be honest with you. Do your spoons make airplane noises when you use them as well?
>Do your spoons make airplane noises when you use them as well?
God, I wish
t.retard
>I have a kitchen scale that goes to the tenth of a milligram
You're misunderstanding lol. I weigh how much oil I actually sprayed and then log it properly using my fitness pal. On average I use about a 5g so roughly 40 calories per spray for me. Not falling for the "0 calorie" on the nutrition label.
the real criminal part is that they aren't giving you real numbers like everywhere else in the world. canola oil could be as low as 33% and you wouldn't know because it's america
ingredients are listed in order of greatest amount to the least
i dont see the problem. it adds only a trivial amount of fat and butane
Yeah, that siloxane HAS to be good for you.
This guy knows. some oils are pretty viscous and benefit from adding a dash or 2 of alcohol like everclear so they don't clog as easily, but this is still the best way.
Problem solved.
You can also buy organic shit, they don't put the additives in there.
Absolutely everything I've seen about Misto's is that they clog or break within a month.
Because every company does, there's no standardization because if there was there would be more informed decision making which would affect profits. I once bought a calzone that very sneakily said that it was considered "2 portions" because if it was considered 1 it would have been over 100% of your daily fat intake.
And remember, if a company gets in trouble for anything they will pass the fines onto you. You're nobody and there's nothing you can do about it.
Portion sizes are regulated by the FDA and adjusted from time to time based on community surveys. Manufacturers are not free to choose their own serving size. They are however allowed to round down to zero anything below 0.5. They can't alter serving sizes to get there no matter what /x/ tells you. The government mandated service size for spray oil is 0.25g, just like the label states.
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?fr=101.12
Alright smart guy what can you tell me about zero sugar drinks? Are they truly zero sugar or have they simply found a way to avoid having their alternative be considered in the nutritional information?
Their sugar alternative isn’t sugar, so it’s sugar free, galaxy brain
But it's still fundamentally sugar with the same health risks no?
Not even close
but who checks? the FDA doesn't measure all that shit. they rely on the honesty of the manufacturers
for example, when tested by outside agencies, the calorie listed for processed foods are lower than the actual calories
all corporations cheat on everything all the time
>but who checks?
The FDA does. That's literally their job.
>they rely on the honesty of the manufacturers
no they don't. if they catch them selling products that deviate from the original samples and standards they get fined and go to court.
>all corporations cheat on everything all the time
all commies are braindead whiny homosexuals all the time
>The FDA does. That's literally their job.
The FDA does inspections of facilities, they don't regularly check the nutritional content of processed food, bootlicker. Product recalls are usually initiated after someone gets sick, not from the FDA checking anything
the NIST defines data on all ingredients used to inform an FDA-backed nutritional facts label. no one can legally sell any item claiming health benefits (including food) without an FDA approved label. the FDA doesn't have to check each product, it just has to ensure the creators are using NIST measured ingredients. during FDA facility inspections, they confirm the manufacturer is using NIST-approved ingredients, so yes, you dumbass, they do.
Don't be naive. AT&T routinely gets caught padding customer bills. Auto manufacturers conspired to install devices to cheat regulators. Wells Fargo created millions of fake accounts. And you're telling me food manufacturers have accurate nutritional info? Because of the very same FDA that tried to help Bayer cover up their deliberate murder of thousands of people makes sure the food industry is compliant. The FDA, the industries they regulate, and the lobbyists for those industries are all the same people
I bet you think every sporting event is a fair,, honest, athletic contest too
those are all private companies. private companies being greedy and fucking people over for money, wow who would have guessed? it's almost like they need regulation, like what the NIST and FDA do. who's the bootlicker again?
your trust issues and the fallen nature of man do not negate the fact that the NIST/FDA setup is better than nothing. cope, trustlet. eat up
anon just because women wont have sex with you doesnt justify shitting up the internet with your schizo bullshit
>the same FDA that approves barely-tested gene therapy products for 'emergency use' and pills guaranteed to be highly addictive and deadly totes has your back on nutritional labels, dawg
lmao okay
OSHA would take 300 years to inspect every jobsite they cover at current manpower levels, even visiting them only once
the FBI can't even be trusted to put together their own applications to the FISC without having them inspected by an uninvolved field office before submission
ATF agents are too fucking obese to do their jobs
IRS has been used to target political rivals since the obama administration and routinely target ordinary citizens because they know the wealthy can fight them
but yeah, the FDA is for sure in your corner and staffed by competent incorruptibles, no cap
>they're better than nothing
yes, anon that's true but they're not doing a damn thing thing of substance til they get consumer complaints. if you've ever worked in a factory or warehouse or any jobsite due for some kind of inspection, you know exactly how it works. everybody puts on all the safety gear, makes everything the right way, does it all right while the inspectors are in the building, and that immediately ends the second someone spots the inspector's car leaving the lot
oh, and remember when there was that huge baby formula shortage in the US cause a bunch of plants were shut down? they were waiting on the FDA to inspect, but they somehow couldn't manage to get inspectors to the plants to confirm the correction of problems
so instead we imported tons and tons of the shit from China
LOL, look at this kid freak out because he was bullshitting and go called out on it by people with actual references and links. Now to save his ego he's tossing spaghetti everywhere while attacking rockets to the goalposts. Face it kid, you mouthed off, got corrected, and now you're having a total ego collapse over it. How pathetic.
Yeah but what kind of people are working in the fda? Americans 2.0?
>but who checks?
Wait 'till you find out about tort lawyers and class action suits.
nagger please, my friends' babies got lead poisoning from baby wipes
no amount of tort or class action suits will chelate the heavy metals from their bodies
>settles out of court for 7% of profits generated by the bad product like a boss
heh nothin personnel kid
What is this image
A gnome, why?
Is it from a book or something I really like the art style
There is a famous series of dutch "Kabouter" picture books which they AI company stole for training. They're from Wil Huygen.
That's snotgurgle propaganda, no self-respecting Gnome would have a house like that.
It's gotta be AI, it's lacks the common sense that a human would have, and the gnome's hand is fucked up.
Who cares, gnomes have become aliens anyway.
>746 servings per container
I love spraying pam on my toast instead of using butter. It's so delicious and healthy for you because it has no fat unlike margarine or butter. I spray thick loads all over my bread.
>put your desired oil in a spray bottle
>never buy spray oil again
>drink in a container that any reasonable person would drink in one serve
>Lol no it's actually 5 serves
>Serving size: 100 ml
>Cheerio pip-pip me lad, bring me my brandy snifter
I put the can on my food scale, tare it, spray my pan, then place the can back on the scale to see exactly how much I used.
What the fuck is a "second spray"?
Why is spray oil necessary. Can't you just brush normal oil on?
I use one of these