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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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3. Sounds like they tried to do the container on the cheap

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Original post)

Wed Nov 1, 2023, 05:45 PM

Nov 2023

and I have to wonder about the propellant, also. Those injuries sound devastating.

Still, you're going to have to pry my cooking spray out of my arthritic claws and I will give you an argument. There is nothing better for quickly greasing up some muffin tins or bread pans. It lives on the back of my sink, far away from the heat of the stove, but easy to grab when I need it. It's an off brand in a very hefty can with enough CO2 propellant to do the job but not overspray onto the floor where I could break my neck on it.. Best oif all, NO CANOLA.

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Cooking spray burn victim awarded $7.1 million in damages [View all] Diamond_Dog Nov 2023 OP

Sitting on a shelf 18 inches above stove??? No No No IA8IT Nov 2023 #1

I try to be careful when I am in the kitchen Marthe48 Nov 2023 #2

Sounds like they tried to do the container on the cheap Warpy Nov 2023 #3

We found a better solution. A refillable bottle designed to spray cooking oil after pumping the container Wonder Why Nov 2023 #4

For years, kozar Nov 2023 #8

I have no idea what a cooking spray is. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2023 #5

A cooking spray is cooking oil in a spray can Diamond_Dog Nov 2023 #6

Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2023 #7