My crock pot is enamel and I often have trouble getting it really clean. Been wondering if I could spray the inside with non-stick spray before using. What do you think?
Yes, you can. Personally, I don't like to do it very often - it irrationally makes me nervous, so I only do it when I make something very sticky, like a basted ham or something sugary.
They also make Crock Pot liners. They're thin plastic, just like the roasting bags you can get for your oven.
Yes, you can. Personally, I don't like to do it very often - it irrationally makes me nervous, so I only do it when I make something very sticky, like a basted ham or something sugary.
They also make Crock Pot liners. They're thin plastic, just like the roasting bags you can get for your oven.
I've often put a little oil, butter or non-stick spray on the inside of my crockpot with no problem. Not sure why that makes you nervous...?
If anything, I'm too nervous to use the Crock Pot liners. I just don't like the idea of cooking food in plastic- leaching chemicals and all that jazz.
Re: Can I spray my Crock Pot with non-stick spray?
Yes, you can use non-stick spray.
Those disposable crockpot liners also work well.
Yes, you can. Personally, I don't like to do it very often - it irrationally makes me nervous, so I only do it when I make something very sticky, like a basted ham or something sugary.
They also make Crock Pot liners. They're thin plastic, just like the roasting bags you can get for your oven.
I've often put a little oil, butter or non-stick spray on the inside of my crockpot with no problem. Not sure why that makes you nervous...?
If anything, I'm too nervous to use the Crock Pot liners. I just don't like the idea of cooking food in plastic- leaching chemicals and all that jazz.
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