Kitchen

[pattiewaddle]

I have not used this  very many times so today thought I would make a cake....I never could get it to spray or act like it was suppose to.I called Bakers Joy and the connection was so bad I had to hang up......Read all the information online and of course my question was not there.....Date to exspire Sept 2018...Any of you use this I really liked it so had to use the old standared way shortning and flour greased pan.....

[Nomorebirthdays]

Yes I use it and Pam bakes a baking spray also. Only down fall is you really wash pan well, a residue is left on pans. Metal pans more so than glass.

[CelticCrafter]

I have stopped using those cooking and baking sprays.

The overspray leaves a residue on the baking sheets that is impossible to get off and after a while the pans are just gross looking and sticky.  

[chickenbutt]

I've used Baker's Joy in the past and found it to be a very good product.  It's a zillion times better than stuff like Pam.

But I don't find it at the grocery stores anymore.      I don't bake that often, anyway, so I just do the old 'fat and flour' thing myself.  But that's more hassle than just being able to spray it on and I won't buy Pam because it's kind of gross.

I had actually wondered if they stopped making Baker's Joy.  Glad to know it's still out there.

Sorry you had such a bad time trying to get help, though!

[Havarti]

I find Bakers Joy at WalMart in the baking section.  I like it – I use glass pans so it has not been a problem so far.

[jaxs mom]

I've used it for years. I've never had an issue with it. 

[software]

Maybe just a bad can.

I use Bakers Joy exclusively, I have 2 cans in my cabinet now.

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@pattiewaddle wrote:

I have not used this  very many times so today thought I would make a cake....I never could get it to spray or act like it was suppose to.I called Bakers Joy and the connection was so bad I had to hang up......Read all the information online and of course my question was not there.....Date to exspire Sept 2018...Any of you use this I really liked it so had to use the old standared way shortning and flour greased pan.....

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[house_cat]

I bought it to use on my bundt pan, which has a lot of intricate nooks and crannies. It worked well, but I guess I don't use it often enough, because the last time I tried, it sprayed out all clumpy and messy.

[ID2]

I cook fat-free whenever possible. And when baking I only use Pam and Bakers Joy. I've never had any residue left on pans after washing in my dishwasher. This stuff is a miracle as far as I'm concerned. Couldn't live without it! 

[brandiwine]

Wilton makes a non stick spray and it works great.  No residue and cakes, muffins, breads, etc just fall out of the pans.  You can get it at Michaels or JoAnn.