Pam for Baking, anybody seen it lately?
I stocked up on Pam for Baking but am down to my last half a can. Has anybody seen it lately?
Please let me know where it might be available.
Or "Baker's Joy" or similar.
It's really a foolproof product for getting Bundt cakes out of the pan in one piece!!
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Middydd, the new Loblaws flyer - effective November 13-19, has Pam Baking listed on page 8. $349 / 141g can, apparently $0.50 less than regular price. Hopefully they will ensure they have it in stock at most stores... probably a good time to stock up again.
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re: MarkhamDee
Thanks!! I'm thinking this has become a seasonal item, more available during the holiday season, so a good idea to stock up.
Now, to figure out how many cans will last until next October/November or so...
Really, nothing compares to these sprays to get Bundt cakes out of their pans.
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Check No Frills. I found Pam for Baking at No Frills on Centre Street near Dufferin last week.
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I've been a long-time fan of Baker's Joy too! It hasn't been available in Ontario for quite some time now. I even contacted the manufacturer and they confirmed that it was no longer available here. (This was quite a while ago - so maybe that's changed.)
I always stock up on several cans when I'm in the U.S.
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re: Crepes Suzette
The last time I saw Baker's Joy was at Linens & Things.
William Sonoma sometimes stocks a spray called Bake Kleen (I think that's the name).
Pam for Baking has been the easiest to find of the sprays, but not lately, where I've been looking lately anyways.
I guess it might be back to the tedious process of oiling and dusting with flour of pans.
Thanks for your reply, if I find any of these spray products anywhere, will post.
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re: middydd
I've seen it in the salad dressing / oils section at Sobeys - I think Pam is everywhere? You could always call ConAgra and ask them.
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