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Get rid of her stainless steel pans and pots because of chemicals from the stainless steel leaching into her food . He told her they are bad for the health of people who use them to cook . She was throwing them away and I told her to hang on and let me do some research on them . I cannot find one blasted thing that says about any chemical leaching into the food from people cooking with stainless steel pots and pans. Do any of you know anything about this ?
Interesting theory from the doctor. I just bought a cheap stainless tea kettle, and now I'm thinking I might be drinking nickel in the tea.
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When it comes to dishware, glass is a great choice, followed by ceramic dishware with lead-free glaze. If you are concerned about breakage - food grade silicone (Kinderville brand), high quality 304-grade stainless steel and bamboo or wood containing food-safe finishes are all safe options.
Avoid Teflon and any other chemical non-stick coatings. Teflon is a coating manufactured using perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), which is considered “a likely human carcinogen.”
I also have stainless steel cookware that is why she had me worried . I hate it stainless steel it cooks worse than crap . I don't care how much some type of cooking fat be it butter , oil what have you it sticks worse than glue I kid you not . I love ceramic I have a ceramic tea pot which I love and it stay hot too . But that is a whole other story .
Get rid of her stainless steel pans and pots because of chemicals from the stainless steel leaching into her food . He told her they are bad for the health of people who use them to cook . She was throwing them away and I told her to hang on and let me do some research on them . I cannot find one blasted thing that says about any chemical leaching into the food from people cooking with stainless steel pots and pans. Do any of you know anything about this ?
I am 87,married 65 years,receieved,
wedding gift of revere stainless steel pots,still like new.
My brother was gift giver,had same set and passed at 94!!
Get rid of her stainless steel pans and pots because of chemicals from the stainless steel leaching into her food . He told her they are bad for the health of people who use them to cook . She was throwing them away and I told her to hang on and let me do some research on them . I cannot find one blasted thing that says about any chemical leaching into the food from people cooking with stainless steel pots and pans. Do any of you know anything about this ?
It occurs after wear and tear when the coating gets scratched and the chemicals get into the food.
A Systemic nickel allergy can be affected by hip/knee replacements, stainless steel cookware, foods, etc etc. Its dosage related so if someone has a nickel allergy the drs tell you to pay attention to what you eat, use etc. The info is out there.
First thing you see when you click the link is "Nonstick Cookware". It's pretty much common knowledge that nonstick teflon pans will leach into your foods when not used properly. Avoid high heat and utensils that can scratch the surface. Stainless steel is perfectly safe. Your doctor is full of baloney or he meant something else other than SS. Quality stainless steel is just that and should contain no nickle. The cheap stuff is another story.
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