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Posted By: jackmountain Crisco - 03/04/24
Anyone tried it? Better than lard?
Posted By: tikkanut Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Anyone tried it? Better than lard?


Most likely
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
My mom used it.
Posted By: Stickfight Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
I saw some in a store once and wondered if people actually eat it. From what I understand a lot of boomers still do.
Posted By: MikeL2 Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
For cooking or lubrication?
Posted By: jackmountain Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
Wife buys the Walmart brand. It’s good on bagels.
Posted By: Stickfight Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
Originally Posted by wabigoon
My mom used it.

That explains your masculinity.
Posted By: jackmountain Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?
You ever smoke after sex?
Posted By: tikkanut Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Anyone tried it? Better than lard?



After careful thought

Prefer K-Y
Posted By: gregintenn Re: Crisco - 03/04/24
It is not better than lard.
Posted By: earlybrd Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
No
Posted By: rainshot Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Yes baking
Posted By: alwaysoutdoors Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
I shave my arm hair and apply Crisco. Awesome photos
Posted By: stxhunter Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
no, use lard.
Posted By: viking Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Yeah, do the Crisco Challenge. Eat a 1/4 cup of it.
Posted By: las Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Not real good as a bedding release agent - for guns, for guns!
Posted By: Muffin Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
It all depends on if you want your biscuits made with pig fat or oil from cottonseed or soybeans......

Personally LARD.
Posted By: slumlord Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Loretta Lynn says “crisco will do you proud ever time”

Never heard of it

Jesus wept
Posted By: las Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Eskimos use it to make "Eskimo ice cream".Tthey consider it a real treat. Crisco mixed with berries and a lot of sugar.

It is awful.
Posted By: shootbrownelk Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?
You ever smoke after sex?
I don't know, I never looked.
Posted By: Hogwild7 Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Friend of mine cooks deer meat and turkey breast steaks in Butter flavored crisco in an electric skillet. Sounds nasty but there are never any leftovers.
Posted By: huntinaz Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?

Lard is better for baking

Coconut oil is better for lubrication
Posted By: slumlord Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by huntinaz
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?

Lard is better for baking

Coconut oil is better for lubrication
Living doll?
Posted By: Morewood Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
I fry potatoes in Crisco. Best fried potatoes this side of the Mississippi.
Posted By: Jackson_Handy Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Proctor and Gamble submarine lubricant....no thanks.
Posted By: jaguartx Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by gregintenn
It is not better than lard.

Veggie oil causes inflammation, vascular plaque, strokes, high blood pressure and heart attacks which is why .Gov said to eat margarine and veggie oil fake cheese and Canola oil instead of butter and fats.
Posted By: jaguartx Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by huntinaz
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?

Lard is better for baking

Coconut oil is better for lubrication

Not for my tool.
Posted By: Dutch Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by huntinaz
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?

Lard is better for baking

Coconut oil is better for lubrication

We use quite a bit of Crisco (well, the store brand). It’s better and cheaper than commercial pipe lubricant for putting gasketed irrigation pipe together. Lubes great, doesn’t get washed off in water and goes on easy with a roller or just your fingers.

No idea why it’s in the cooking isle at the grocery store?
Posted By: 7mm_Loco Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Crisco = Corporate poison... Crisco tastes like schit, makes me feel like schit, welds itself on the pie pans, requires "Purple Clean" to remove it...... Lard from home raised hogs is the way, tastes good, i feel good, no "stuck on" problems...
Posted By: smokepole Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by MikeL2
For cooking or lubrication?

For flattops, it's better'n Brylcream.
Posted By: Jim_Conrad Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by rainshot
Yes baking

Lot of pie crusts get made with Crisco.


I am going to use lard if I ever make a pie crust.
Posted By: IA_fog Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Butter Crisco and morels are made for each other
Posted By: 4xbear Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Nooooooo!
Posted By: AKCHOPPER Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Originally Posted by rainshot
Yes baking

Lot of pie crusts get made with Crisco.


I am going to use lard if I ever make a pie crust.

That's the only time I've used it.
Posted By: kwg020 Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by IA_fog
Butter Crisco and morels are made for each other
This ^^

kwg
Posted By: Direct_Drive Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
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East of the Mississippi it's called Bristoe.
Kinda like a Best Foods - Hellman's thing.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Originally Posted by rainshot
Yes baking

Lot of pie crusts get made with Crisco.


I am going to use lard if I ever make a pie crust.
Please do, should you make a crust.

wife is now using butter. She makes great pie crust.

I had her make me one with lard once. It was the BOMB!

Some things from a pig are just way mo betta than some things from a cow.
Posted By: Jim_Conrad Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Originally Posted by rainshot
Yes baking

Lot of pie crusts get made with Crisco.


I am going to use lard if I ever make a pie crust.
Please do, should you make a crust.

wife is now using butter. She makes great pie crust.

I had her make me one with lard once. It was the BOMB!

Some things from a pig are just way mo betta than some things from a cow.

We are shearing sheep tomorrow.

Lamb tacos is the centerpiece.


I made pico de galo, cilantro lime crema and refried beans.


There is a half cup of lard in the refried beans. Oh my.....they are good.

The wife is unsure. She doesn't like lard.

She is weird.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
My isn't fond of it either for what she considers health reasons, although I'm sure her heritage shows through when she eats refries made with it.

What the heck, shearing sheep in early March? Aren't them sheeps gonna freeze? Sposed to go down to 14F here Thursday evening.
Posted By: Jim_Conrad Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Yeah...they get a little cold.


You just have to feed em extra for a little while as their fleece weaves back together.


Couple days and they will be right as rain.

It's only supposed to be 20 below wind chill tomorrow.
Posted By: Mooseman684 Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
A friend of mine told me to rub lard on my weiner daily if I wanted to make it grow bigger ,but, after 2 months nothing ! He asked what brand I was using , and I said "Crisco" , he said "Hell , No wonder , That's Shortening !" DOH!
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Crisco - 03/05/24
Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Yeah...they get a little cold.


You just have to feed em extra for a little while as their fleece weaves back together.


Couple days and they will be right as rain.

It's only supposed to be 20 below wind chill tomorrow.
sunofabish,

We've been windchill around 15-20 above daytimes here and the wife is putting double coats on the whippets for their walks.

We had to break out scarves for our faces the last couple of days while it was spitting snow on our walks.

Can't imagine being a sheared sheep, even in our weather. I'd prolly bite the herder as he walked by,
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