There's A Scary Rumor About Black Plastic Cookware — Should You Throw Yours Out?
A recent study found high levels of flame retardants in everyday black plastic cooking utensils, food storage containers, and ...
Black Plastic Cooking Utensils Can Expose You to Toxic Chemicals?
"Black Plastic Kitchen Tools Might Expose You to Toxic Chemicals. Here's What to Use Instead." The New York Times, 14 Nov.
Your black plastic spatula could be slowly poisoning you, study says. Here’s what to do
A new study found that everyday household items made of black recycled plastic have a high chance of containing dangerous ...
Yes, some black plastics in kitchen utensils, toys are made from recycled electronics
Items made from black plastics, like spatulas, toys and take-out containers, may contain harmful chemicals from recycled ...
Throw Out Your Black Plastic Spatula
It’s probably leaching chemicals into your cooking oil.
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Are There Toxic Flame Retardants in Your Cooking Utensils?
Scientists discover alarming levels of flame retardants in recycled plastic items, calling for stricter regulations and safer ...
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Why you should throw away your black plastic cooking utensils
When cooking or serving with black plastic utensils, like spatulas, tongs and ladles, the toxic materials inside can seep ...
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Black Plastic Kitchen Tools Might Expose You to Toxic Chemicals. Here’s What to Use Instead.
Research suggests that there’s a high chance that black plastic can contain concerning levels of toxic chemicals, including flame retardants, which can leach into food during cooking.
Study: Black plastic cookware, containers & toys could pose serious health risk
It may be time to invest in some new cooking utensils after a recent study found some common kitchen tools may be leaking ...
Best nontoxic kitchen utensils to replace your black plastic spatulas and spoons
Hidden harm in your favorite egg flipper? A new study finds high levels of flame retardants in everyday kitchen products.
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Probiotic may counteract fire-retardant chemical damage
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers, or PBDEs, are fire-retardant chemicals that are found everywhere. A mouse study reports that probiotic supplementation can reduce the negative impacts of PBDEs on ...
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Why you should throw away your black plastic cooking utensils
A study, published last month in the journal Chemosphere, tested 203 household products made of black plastic. The researchers found 85% of them contained high concentrations of flame retardant.