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Cook with Butcher Paper for Easy Clean-up

Did you know you can cook just about anything and ease clean up with butcher paper? Use it in the oven to cook bacon, bread, chicken, or your favorites and the ease of cleanup will amaze you. Excellent item to have around as you can also craft with it.

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By Glenda from VA

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June 17, 20100 found this helpful

Would you use this instead of parchment paper (which I use all the time)? I'd like to know, since butcher paper would be a lot cheaper!

 
June 17, 20100 found this helpful

Where can I get butcher paper?
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June 20, 20110 found this helpful

Just don't use the plastic lined. And also, even though you CAN use it should you? Is it meant to be cooked on? Are there chemicles in it that would leatch out into the food when heated?

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I think I woulod stick with parchment paper since it is designed to be cooked on.

 
June 20, 20110 found this helpful

I am confused. I have parchment paper. I have Reynolds Freezer paper (white with one plastic like side and one side is just paper). I have a large roll of plain brown paper about 4 foot tall. Do you mean this large plain brown paper roll?? I do lots of baking and arts and crafts. What store sells butcher paper? When I look online I just see tiny pics of big rolls of paper and cannot tell if it is like one of mine or not. Please be specific. Thanks.

 
June 20, 20110 found this helpful

Or, Is this like the brown paper bags from the grocery store?

 

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June 20, 20110 found this helpful

Costco used to carry the very large rolls of white butcher paper. It is not the same as parchment paper, nor is it the same as Freezer Wrap that's made by Reynolds. Butcher paper is heavier than most computer copy paper, and it comes in a roll (very heavy) and you have to tear or cut off the amount you want to use. There are many craft uses for it as well as being great in the kitchen, gift-wrapping etc.

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If I remember correctly, I paid less than $15 for the roll with at least 150 yards on it I think.

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June 20, 20110 found this helpful

I found this info on butcher paper, and that it is waxed. Here is the link I found out about this:
www.ehow.com/how_5993801_cook-brown-paper.html
This paper is brown, apparently.
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June 22, 20110 found this helpful

I have three rolls of old butcher paper for doin' pencil drawin', but, I'm pretty sure if I put in the oven, I'd have a fire. I don't think I'd go there.

 

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