Helpful guide, thank you. It’s so easy to get confused. Saved.
Must be a thin cooking fat to be sprayable. Don’t think it’s healthy.
Sticky cooks
“This is a nice stick. I like sticks.” peck peck
WD-40 dries sticky so you really shouldn’t use it to lubricate things or label it non-cooking non-stick spray. It’s designed to get water off things and leave them with a waterproof coating.
Cooking non-spray non-stick
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Is butter stable over 150°C? The few times i used normal (not liquid cooking) butter, it was smokey.
it has been a long time, but I believe they are actually vegetable oil emulsion, and oils, not real butter
Low heat, but if you’re not cooking your scrambled eggs in butter, you’re doing it wrong.
Man you really got this all figured out….
Instead of the F word, try saying “a sticky situation.”
Butter is a non-spray non-stick cooking stick.
I’m cooked.
I’m stick
I got ur non-cooking spray stick right 'ere
