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Cooking in a pan is in general 400-500F. But "normal use" also means you occasionally burn, overheat or scratch the pan. At that point your nonstick pan releas
by jbverschoor 5y ago
Cooking in a pan is in general 400-500F. But "normal use" also means you occasionally burn, overheat or scratch the pan.
At that point your nonstick pan releases toxic fumes, and starts to deteriorate.
PTFE is banned here, after research showed correlation with cancer.
With "normal use" there would be 0 car incidents, 0 plane crashes, 0 shootings.
- qq4 5y ago400F, yes but most cooking oils have a smoke point below 500F. Even then, where is the evidence? Where exactly is PTFE banned and where is the strong correlation?
- jbverschoor 5y agoNetherlands
- qq4 5y agoThat's one half of the question.