Cookeen

tinkerbell · 28-10-2014 12:26pm #1

Hi everyone, would anybody know where I could get Cookeen? It's cooking fat made with vegetable oil only. I can't seem to find it anywhere, only Frytex which is made up of vegetable oil and animal oil. Or are there any other alternative vegetable shortening products? I've heard about another brand online but it's got wheat in it for some bizarre reason and need to avoid that. Thanks!

Mrs Fox · 28-10-2014 3:09pm

Supervalu has them.

meljackson · 23-12-2021 7:22pm

Crisco is a vegetable shortening and doesn't contain wheat. I bought some in Amazon.

Dtp1979 · 23-12-2021 7:23pm

There’s a few bottles left in 1986. That’s the last place I saw it

phormium · 08-01-2022 8:37pm

Trex maybe? Not that easily got either in supermarkets but cake making supply shops often sell it as used in making sugar flowers and various cakey things! It's a solid white vegetable very similar to the old white Flora box that disappeared years ago.

Don't know where you are but Cakers World in Dublin usually have it, very easily got up north in supermarkets, I have a stash in my freezer that I replenish whenever I am up there.

standardg60 · 08-01-2022 8:43pm

Jaysus, 'give em a lift, give em a lift'..

I thought that stuff was just branded lard.

HeidiHeidi · 08-01-2022 8:46pm

I hope they've found it at this stage, they've had over 7 years to be looking for it!

phormium · 08-01-2022 8:51pm

lol, only checked the date on last few posts, that'll teach me!

Cookeen

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