Thread: Is there a good alternative to PAM spray?
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Default Is there a good alternative to PAM spray?
In article >, wrote:
>On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 14:06:32 -0400, Goomba38 >
>wrote:
>>sf wrote:
>>> I'm surprised anyone is looking for an alternative. Just go back to
>>> Crisco, oil, butter or whatever it was you used before.
>>>
>>Crisco spread on the baking sheet with a wad of waxed paper. Heck, we
>>even used wax paper to wrap our sandwiches in lunches back then. I don't
>>think they had the little ziplock baggies when I was a young kid?? Does
>>anyone else still buy it? I have a few specific uses for it but I bet
>>its going to go the way of the dinosaur eventually?
>
>I always have a roll on hand. It lasts longer and longer though.

I've got a roll of waxed paper here somewhere; but I prefer
greaseproof -- and that led to a bit of a problem recently when I ran
out and couldn't find any at our local supermarket. It turned up
eventually though. (Probably just a delayed delivery due to floods at
the time -- the place was pretty low in many lines, if not right out!)

Back to the topic: What on earth is "PAM spray"?

I had a Crisco spray pack last year, but it was a bugger to use so now
I'm trialing a small garden spray thing loaded with oil of choice. It
doesn't give a very good spray though, so I guess I'll just go back to
the old ways of dribbling. :-)

Cheers, Phred.

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