Wesson Hi Ratio Shortening
I just found a hi ratio shortening made by Wesson. The cost is half of Sweetex. Has anyone heard of it or used it?
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Kmonk on
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Where did you find it?
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Permalink Reply by Tara's Cakes on
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Oh thanks for the info. Seeing as I can't find it at all around here & just stopped looking for it I'm glad to hear this.
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Permalink Reply by Deah on
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There's a store here called Chefsmart. It's a store owned by IFH (restaurant distributor). You see there trucks on the highway I'm sure. $48.66 for 50 lbs. Maybe someone around you carries it.
Also, I just found an online source for Sweetex & Alpine. Stover & Company. They are in PA. Had them quote the shipping for Sweetex to me in North Carolina. $56.28 for the Sweetex and $22 shipping. That's much cheaper than anywhere else I've see it. Most places are $80 and up plus shipping. I haven't been able to locate any reviews on the company - good or bad. Maybe someone else has some experience with them.
http://www.stovercompany.com/ProductType.aspx?PageID=38
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Permalink Reply by Anita Lyons on
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What exactly is high-ratio shortening and what do you use it for?
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Anita, take a look at this discussion - http://www.cakeswebake.com/forum/topics/hi-ratio-shortening?id=4635...
Anita Lyons said:What exactly is high-ratio shortening and what do you use it for?
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Permalink Reply by Keegan Luvs Cake on
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I have heard people who have used it like it. I also hear Bakemark makes a Hi ratio too. I haven't used it personally but I can get Sweetex locally.
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