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Sandie

I'm not sure where you could get them over with you, but I have a

pump spray canister that's re-fillable, it's for oil, so would reduce

your usage of it, but I mix some water in shake it really well before

spraying to mix it all up (cos they don't mix!!) It's a really useful

gadget and great for reducing the amount of fat you use.

Otherwise the next time you're about to put fat/oil in your pan take

a look around you kitchen and see it there's anything else you can

try using instead.

Jill

who only had a disaster when I used Grapefruit juice YUK

> Jill,

>

> I see....one of these days in all my free time, I'll

> try experimenting and see what works. I might try the

> half oil/half water or perhaps try a bit at a time to

> see how it mixes together.

>

> Sandie, Tae and Bo who wants to eat healthier, but has

> no idea where to start most of the time :)!!!!

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> Sandie

> I'm not sure where you could get them over with you, but I have a

> pump spray canister that's re-fillable, it's for oil, so would

reduce

> your usage of it,

Sandie,

Pampered Chef has a little aerosol-like bottle for oils and the

like. It's called a kitchen spritzer. All you do is pump the lid to

build up pressure in the bottle and spray it like a regular aerosol

can. You can get a nice light coating of oil on your food or in a

skillet for cooking. I don't think it's too expensive, maybe $5/6.

Ann Marie - who loves the Pampered Chef baking stones!

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That's the one Ann-Marie, thanks

Jill

> > Sandie

> > I'm not sure where you could get them over with you, but I have a

> > pump spray canister that's re-fillable, it's for oil, so would

> reduce

> > your usage of it,

>

> Sandie,

>

> Pampered Chef has a little aerosol-like bottle for oils and the

> like. It's called a kitchen spritzer. All you do is pump the lid

to

> build up pressure in the bottle and spray it like a regular aerosol

> can. You can get a nice light coating of oil on your food or in a

> skillet for cooking. I don't think it's too expensive, maybe $5/6.

>

> Ann Marie - who loves the Pampered Chef baking stones!

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Jill,

Do you have Pampered Chef in the UK?

Ann Marie

> > > Sandie

> > > I'm not sure where you could get them over with you, but I have

a

> > > pump spray canister that's re-fillable, it's for oil, so would

> > reduce

> > > your usage of it,

> >

> > Sandie,

> >

> > Pampered Chef has a little aerosol-like bottle for oils and the

> > like. It's called a kitchen spritzer. All you do is pump the

lid

> to

> > build up pressure in the bottle and spray it like a regular

aerosol

> > can. You can get a nice light coating of oil on your food or in a

> > skillet for cooking. I don't think it's too expensive, maybe

$5/6.

> >

> > Ann Marie - who loves the Pampered Chef baking stones!

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Ann Marie

No, I've never heard of Pampered Chef to be honest. I got mine from a

company called Lakeland Plastics which do mail order and have stores

all over - I think it was also between £5 & £10 so a LOT more

expensive, but sounds exactly the same.

Jill

who thanks Ann Marie for the great description

> > > > Sandie

> > > > I'm not sure where you could get them over with you, but I

have

> a

> > > > pump spray canister that's re-fillable, it's for oil, so

would

> > > reduce

> > > > your usage of it,

> > >

> > > Sandie,

> > >

> > > Pampered Chef has a little aerosol-like bottle for oils and the

> > > like. It's called a kitchen spritzer. All you do is pump the

> lid

> > to

> > > build up pressure in the bottle and spray it like a regular

> aerosol

> > > can. You can get a nice light coating of oil on your food or in

a

> > > skillet for cooking. I don't think it's too expensive, maybe

> $5/6.

> > >

> > > Ann Marie - who loves the Pampered Chef baking stones!

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Jill,

OK, I wasn't sure if Pampered Chef sold internationally. FYI,

Pampered Chef is a company that does in-home demonstrations. Some of

their items are a bit pricy but the quality is very good.

Ann Marie - who loves to cook and doesn't mind paying for a quality

product

> > > > > Sandie

> > > > > I'm not sure where you could get them over with you, but I

> have

> > a

> > > > > pump spray canister that's re-fillable, it's for oil, so

> would

> > > > reduce

> > > > > your usage of it,

> > > >

> > > > Sandie,

> > > >

> > > > Pampered Chef has a little aerosol-like bottle for oils and

the

> > > > like. It's called a kitchen spritzer. All you do is pump

the

> > lid

> > > to

> > > > build up pressure in the bottle and spray it like a regular

> > aerosol

> > > > can. You can get a nice light coating of oil on your food or

in

> a

> > > > skillet for cooking. I don't think it's too expensive, maybe

> > $5/6.

> > > >

> > > > Ann Marie - who loves the Pampered Chef baking stones!

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Thanks Ann Marie,

I'll check it out. My last Pampered Chef contact left

work, so I'll check with Patty. I do believe she

knows someone who sells them. I've been wanting to

get the stones myself, but haven't been able to since

I lost my connection.

Sandie, Tae and Bo :)!!!!!

--- Ann Marie wrote:

>

> Sandie,

>

> Pampered Chef has a little aerosol-like bottle for

> oils and the

> like. It's called a kitchen spritzer. All you do

> is pump the lid to

> build up pressure in the bottle and spray it like a

> regular aerosol

> can. You can get a nice light coating of oil on your

> food or in a

> skillet for cooking. I don't think it's too

> expensive, maybe $5/6.

>

> Ann Marie - who loves the Pampered Chef baking

> stones!

>

>

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Exactly...I'd rather pay " big bucks " for something

that will last longer than me, rather than something

that I'm going to have to throw away and repurchase

after 3 uses.

Sandie, Tae and Bo :)!!!!

--- Ann Marie wrote:

> Ann Marie - who loves to cook and doesn't mind

> paying for a quality

> product

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