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Glass, Paper, and Aluminum. Startups working to bring these back will grow well over the next decade.
by graiz 3y ago
Glass, Paper, and Aluminum. Startups working to bring these back will grow well over the next decade.
- DriverDaily 3y agoAluminum has its own problems leeching into acidic foods.
- asielen 3y agoInteresting that the mocha pot that is common in Europe for making espresso is traditionally aluminum. I wonder if that has been studied.
- christophilus 3y agoAluminum has its own problems. Paper really can't be used for anything with liquids unless it's lined with plastic or a plastic-equivalent, and that's probably a bad thing. From what I know, glass has no drawbacks other than fragility.
- saiya-jin 3y agoI gguess he meant glass as container and Al/paper for covers, otherwise it doesn't make sense. Al foodware was removed from all school canteens decades ago where I live, that shit ain't touching my food. Also, glass is heavy, so impractical for many uses. But yes seems largely inert unless you expose it to some weird fluorides (Things I won't work with series).
- floren 3y ago> Paper really can't be used for anything with liquids unless it's lined with plastic or a plastic-equivalent Beeswax probably melts too easily to be used for hot liquids but I bet it would do the trick with "moist" things if not full-on liquids. Bonus, greater demand for beeswax = cheaper honey and more bees around! :)