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Some people use plastic cutting-trays / knives / forks /spoons / cups / jugs, which also are some things to avoid. I would also avoid all nonstick pans and ute
by OutOfHere 7mo ago
Some people use plastic cutting-trays / knives / forks /spoons / cups / jugs, which also are some things to avoid.
I would also avoid all nonstick pans and utensils, as they're lined with PFAS which is worse than plastic, and slowly it will break off into the food. Beware the industry shills on this forum, as they will have you ignore the fact that ingesting PFAS is well known to result in higher blood levels of PFAS.
- alt227 7mo agoFully agree with you, however eating small bits of PFAS from pans seems to be pretty non toxic. Even in the recent Veritasium video about it they said that unless the chemical was heated to above ~300 degress C if will pass through the human digestive system without causing any harm. https://youtu.be/SC2eSujzrUY https://youtu.be/SC2eSujzrUY
- array_key_first 7mo agoNon stick pans are perfectly safe to use. But, if you're worried, just avoid very high temperatures and use wooden utensils on them, never metal.