How Fat-Free Cooking Spray May Be Deceiving You

Many cooking spray labels say they contain zero fat and zero calories, but we know that oil is a fat so how can cooking sprays be completely fat-free?
Many cooking spray labels say they contain zero fat and zero calories, but we know that oil is a fat so how can cooking sprays be completely fat-free?

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