NOVELTY - An industrial composition comprises an oil and a solvent selected from triacetin, tripropionin, tributyrin, and ethyl acetate.    USE - As industrial composition useful as bio-diesel and machinery lubricant; as sprayable oil composition useful as pan release agent, food coating for promoting adherence of a flavoring agent to the surface of a food product, moisture barrier, and as lubricant or surface treatment on food preparation and for food manufacturing equipment (claimed); useful as cooking agent.    ADVANTAGE - The composition is alcohol free, and using the composition, the viscosity of the oil can be regulated by blending in the solvent without the need for interesterification of the solvent with the oil. The viscosity of the oil can vary with the percentage of solvent added in ways not anticipated, such that over some concentration ranges the viscosity decreases as the concentration of edible solvent increases. This allows the oil formulator greater control of the properties of the oil composition, including dispersability and anti-polymerization. The presence of the edible solvent allows for a significant amount of lecithin to be blended into the oil. Unlike prior compositions, the compositions are physical blends, and the oil is not interesterified with the edible solvent, and the solvents have no carbon-carbon double bonds. The presence of the edible solvent reduces the viscosity of the oil, such that the blends have enhanced dispersibility and anti-polymerization properties. The anti-polymerization properties of the blends allow for good performance over a broader range of operating conditions. The oil compositions also have good stability and reduced quantities of build-up compared to vegetable oils that are not blended with an edible solvent. The presence of the edible solvent also functions to suppress the cloud point of the compositions. When the solvent is triacetin, over certain concentration ranges the viscosity of the oil increases to levels greater than when no solvent is present. This allows the oil formulator to select an oil/solvent ratio that provides the exact viscosity needed for a particular application, even if that viscosity is greater than that of the unblended oil. Using the method, the oil compositions of a desired viscosity can be prepared without the addition of an alcohol. The composition has a viscosity of greater than the viscosity of the oil alone.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for the following:    (1) a sprayable oil composition comprising a blend of a) an oil; b) an edible solvent selected from triacetin, tripropionin, tributyrin, and ethyl acetate; and c) a lecithin; and    (2) making a sprayable oil composition involving providing an oil; providing an edible solvent selected from triacetin, tripropionin, tributyrin, and ethyl acetate; and physically mixing the oil and the solvent to form a blend.