Pam cooking spray, as with any cooking spray, is not to be put in the freezer. The pressurized can can rupture due to the temperature change, causing an explosion. If the can is still pressurized, the can should be able to work, but it's recommended to thaw it until room temperature.
They spray it on the bottem of their shoes to keep mud from sticking to them. I found the answer on a morning sports show forum and checked it with a 1001 uses for pam cooking spray website, which gave the same use for soccer moms with their children's cleats.
Spray it into your sink to test it. If it comes out in clumps, than it is too old.
Pam cooking spray is generally safe to use after its expiration date if it has been stored properly. The expiration date indicates the manufacturer's recommendation for peak quality, but the product may still be safe to use beyond that date. However, if there are any changes in color, smell, or texture, it is best to discard the cooking spray to avoid any potential health risks.
Yes it is so don't use a lot when you cook
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Yes you can. I've used it before I realized that there's now a pam spray specifically for baking which has a built in flour with it. They'll both work though for baking a cake and any other baking as well. Good luck with your baking!
It definitely kills mice! We sprayed it on my daughter's pet mice's wheel b/c it was squeaking, and it apparently killed one of them. I think it poisoned her, so sad. I threw out the can and will never use it to cook ever again. I would be VERY careful with it around dogs. I personally would not use it.
If your nonstick pan is sticking, you can first spray it with a baking/cooking spray like Pam or you can place paper cupcake cups in the wells of the muffin pan before adding the muffin mix. Spray it BEFORE you put the mix in. Or you could just use regular old canola oil or plain oil to slicken the stuff up.
You could use Pam ... It depends on what you need it for.
use bread and grease
put cooking spray on the pan
i find using butter from the butter wraper works well. or just use pam!