Releasing agent and surface oil for baking tins and trays from Leuven Luvlex in a 500 ml aerosol can, made with soya oil and sunflower lecithin.
Leuven Luvlex Backtrenn Spray comes in a 500 ml aerosol can with a red cap and an orange and pink label carrying the red Leuven badge, the word Luvlex and the words Backtrenn Spray in script. The back describes it as a releasing agent and surface oil for baking tins and trays and lists soya oil, sunflower lecithin as the emulsifier, and propane and butane as the propellant. The label marks it for professional use and warns that it is an extremely flammable aerosol in a pressurised container. As general background, a cooking spray is an oil in spray form with lecithin as an emulsifier and a propellant, applied to cookware to prevent food from sticking. The photos show a ring cake turned out of a fluted tin and muffins in a tray. A light, even coat helps cakes and muffins release cleanly from tins. Commonly, spray at arm's length onto cold tins, away from flames.
