I’m assuming you mean “completely plastic free”. I’ve been slowly removing plastic and teflon from my kitchen and replacing it with wood, cast iron, glass, cera

I’m assuming you mean “completely plastic free”. I’ve been slowly removing plastic and teflon from my kitchen and replacing it with wood, cast iron, glass, ceramic, and silicon as appropriate. This isn’t difficult at all, just expensive, esp if you have a lot of kitchen utensils. I do meal prep and avoid eating takeout or frozen foods as much as possible, though I’m far from perfect. I feel like this probably reduces my exposure to plastic particles by like 80% and the last 20% is unachievable unless I go live in the woods alone and hunt for food. So I’m pretty happy with it.