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Where can I buy crisco shortening in the uk


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kareng Grand Master

why does it have to be Crisco Brand?  I am sure other ones would work 

cyclinglady Grand Master

Crisco contains trans fats.  Why use it?  Better off with butter if you are using it to bake.  Butter is real food.   My grandmother used butter long before Crisco was invented which was a cheap alternative and made baked goods last forever (think Twinkies,?).   Crisco is a kin to axle grease.  But that is my personal opinion.  

Scott Adams Grand Master

I'm pretty sure that the new Crisco doesn't include trans fats...I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure they updated their formula years ago.

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