A Sweet Gift - A Photo Calendar
By Beth
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RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
Thank you for all your feedback!
Post By Dana. (Guest Post)
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
Yes..just make sure you peel off the label, if it's glued on, of course! I've made pumpkin bread for yrs. using coffee cans.
Post by HolJen
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
You betcha! I've even used different size tuna cans, lunch meat cans etc. To bake odd sized/ shaped cakes for wedding cakes/ birthdays and more. Sally Lund bread used to be baked in coffee cans all the time, recipe even called for it.
Post by KELLYCAJUN
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
Yes, I'm sure you can. I recall my mother using a coffee can to make Brown Bread. That way it would have the round shapeand look so pretty when sliced.
Post by annabelle973
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
Yes, I'm sure you can. I remember my mother used to bake "Brown Bread" in a coffee can so it would have the round shape. Naturally, you wouldn't put a coffee can into a microwave oven! annabelle in Phoenix
Post By annabelle (Guest Post)
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
I wouldn't worry about the painted cans. So many of us made bread this way back in the 70's and 80's without harm. The cans are sealed under heat before they leave the coffee roasting plants without ill effects to the workers. Thanks for the reminder. I'll have to try it again and amaze my granddaughters!
Post by sheilamay
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
As long as there is no label or paint on the can itself you can use it. There is no paint inside the can so no toxic issue. I love brown bread made in soup cans.
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
I use metal 48 oz. juice cans for making my bread in all the time, just spray the inside with oil bake as usual
I make 8 loaves at a time, they fit easily inot the oven. Just the right size and shape for many of the lunch meats and hamburgers of course. I just made 8 loaves this am. I also use cofee.
Post By dolly (Guest Post)
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
We used to bake bread in metal coffee cans.
Post By Brenda (Guest Post)
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
I used to do this a lot back in the '80's and it was fine but who knows what kind of paint they use on those things nowadays? Try to find a can with a paper label you can remove and if you cant find one buy a baking pan made for this purpose. I'm sure it's pricey but it's better than ingesting something toxic.
Post by perfume and powder
RE: Can You Put a Metal Coffee Can In The Oven?
I have seen a lot of recipes for coffee can bread. Just make sure it is all metal of course with no plastic parts, label off etc. I dont know if it matters if there is a painted on label or not. I would just stick with all metal.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=coffee+can+bread
Years ago I made mini quickbreads in SOUP cans. This wasn't the recipe I used but gives you the general idea:
http://www.dvo.com/newsletter/monthly/2001/december/remedy.html
Post By K (Guest Post)
RE: A Sweet Gift - A Photo Calendar
What department at Walmart do you find these calenders? Photo Dept. or greeting cards?
Post By Nonnie (Guest Post)
RE: A Sweet Gift - A Photo Calendar
Congratulations, Beth!!!
Grammar, I'm so sorry to hear of your husband's diagnosis. I will add both of you to my prayer lists.
Post by GrammySheila
RE: A Sweet Gift - A Photo Calendar
First of all, congradulations on your pregnancy and I do believe this is a wonderful present. I'm waiting for one for my husband to get back for Christmas. He has been diagnosed with lung cancer and thought this would cheer him up looking at pics of the family
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