What kind of oil is Mazola cooking oil?

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

Mazola has a number of oils and sprays, olive, canola, corn and others. It is my experience that the most commonly used Mazola is corn oil. Their website thoroughly describes all their products- the uses and nutritional info associated with each one. You can ask the restaurant help to look at the container- it will at least say what type.

Answer by  joantheresa (1421)

Mazola is a "brand" not a kind of cooking oil. Mazola has many different "kinds" of oil, including canola, vegetable, coconut, and peanut oil, just to name a few.

Answer by  trudie1962 (1022)

The label of the Mazola oil sold in my local supermarket, has the image of an ear of corn on it. The ingredient list specifies only corn oil.

Answer by  klypos (271)

Mazola usually refers to a brand of corn (maize) oil, but the Mazola people also use the brand on Canola oil and various blends of vegetable oil which are supposed to be healthier options than the "basic products". They also sell olive oil and cooking sprays using the trademark. Whatever, all vegetable oils, and no nuts.