Any Home Bakers Here?

[pennyJo1960]

New today in Washington state we had our first tornado touch down in a town
not close to us Port Orchard but we have like 4 here all over water very small in 30 years now it is like hmmm thought we moved away from all that keep telling ourselves there is no climate change, there is no climate change

But will attach the pies I baked

 

[rjohns39]

awesome looking!

 

[ronott1]

Morning all

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[ronott1]

I love to bake! I will have to get a good recipe to share soon.

It is very nice to have you here!

 

[ronott1]

I wonder about baking in cans. The new way of commercial canning,--for some time now-- is to line the inside of the can with plastic. I see the liner when I use my new can opener that cuts the top off.

You will likely be adding plastic to the food if you bake in a can due to the heat releasing the chemicals.

I am sure the cans that the canned bread is in are different. I am talking about re using a can that had veggies and etc. in it

 

[pennyJo1960]

I wonder about baking in cans. The new way of commercial canning,--for some time now-- is to line the inside of the can with plastic. I see the liner when I use my new can opener that cuts the top off.

You will likely be adding plastic to the food if you bake in a can due to the heat releasing the chemicals.

I am sure the cans that the canned bread is in are different. I am talking about re using a can that had veggies and etc. in it

Have to look closer at canned foods now

 

[ronott1]

Here is an article that has more information and places that sell cans without the liner:

https://www.mnn.com/food/healthy-eating/blogs/which-food-companies-dont-use-bpa-lined-cans

 

[pennyJo1960]

Nice reading there buy 90 percent of our foods at Costco rest walmart but never get canned vegies hate them myself have located frozen I can tolerate funny buy frozen peas fresh young carrots at Costco but do not care for their frozen green beans found Schwans has a good frozen green bean that is tolerable

 

[ronott1]

Nice reading there buy 90 percent of our foods at Costco rest walmart but never get canned vegies hate them myself have located frozen I can tolerate funny buy frozen peas fresh young carrots at Costco but do not care for their frozen green beans found Schwans has a good frozen green bean that is tolerable

Frozen is much better than canned for veggies!

Canned soup and tomatoes often have the liner

 

[BullChick]

Frozen is much better than canned for veggies

I watch Frozen often, but have never seen Canned. What is it about?