xt me in the following video thanks to jonathan froth for putting this together…
In this final video I have a whole new way to safely remove my grease and no heating any longer and have a sticky surface for my hands and arms. Although at first I was a little alarmed how well I actually felt, but the safety factor is obviously very important and the grease should never go on the new synthetic surface and I would recommend it to anyone and not worry about either heating or using the elm xt grease in the future. I want to tell you about a little known product called the ‘easilite’ grease. So is this the best option for non stick cookware?
Well, I already mention this in a video called ‘elm sk32 ultra-stick free cookware’ where I do not recommend using the grease with a synthetic surface. In fact, I recommend avoiding it because the sticky grease will actually start to peel off the surface and over time the film will build up and you’ll need to keep clearing it off.
So what is a better option than using the elm 327 grease and how do I know? Well, for this I have two options. I have elm 327 grease and I have a little device that is called the easilite grease’s and it is a little sponge that you can put in the oven or you can put into the freezer and then once it’s frozen you can simply take it out and use it right away. It’s not sticky at all and it helps you keep your oiled cookware completely free of it. So the easilite grease is a great option for people who like a synthetic surface.
And what I really like about this grease is that it is completely non-stick because it is not just oiled on. In fact, the company has patented a special way of applying the grease which just the best part about it. So it is 100% non-stick and the other thing that I like about it is that when you take it out and you put it in the freezer, you can completely reuse it and the freezer is probably the best storage place for it because you can reuse it over and over again.
I have seen many people asking the question ‘can I use the elm 327 grease on my quartzite ceramic cooktop’ and the answer is ‘it depends’. The reason is because many quartzite cooktops do not
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