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I've got some nonstick greaseproof paper in the cupboard that's apparently lined with silicone.

• hammock 3y ago
  Parchment paper, butcher paper etc can have a variety of different treatments used. PFAS is a common one. Silicone or a combination of PFAS and silicone is another one. Acid treated without a coating is less common although that was the original parchment paper back in the day. Personally, I use "If you care" brand from whole foods which has been independently tested to have the least PFAS. This voluntary phase-out doesn't include parchment paper you use at home. It's for food packaging