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Old 01-17-2008, 04:40 PM
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I've noticed that all of the powders I get from Caswell specifically say not to use a gas fired oven. Yet I keep reading posts about gas ovens....so what's the deal? I can't see them putting this on their products for no reason...
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it's just a safety precaution. powder is flammable
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it's just a safety precaution. powder is flammable
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liability. we cook with gas. the place i used to work cooked with gas. but my lawyer says i can't tell you to try it.
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