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12 Microwave Mistakes That Ruin Your Food
Microwaves are often misused, leading to underwhelming culinary results. With this in mind, here are some common microwave ...
Black Plastic Kitchen Utensils Are Out—Here's What To Replace Them With
That leaves many of us with the challenge of replacing our potentially toxic utensils with safer alternatives—the question is ...
These crowd-pleasing, game-day appetizers take less than a half hour to make
The Arizona State Sun Devils are heading to the Peach Bowl on Jan. 1. Make sure your fans are well fed with these foolproof ...
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Is it time to throw out plastic cooking utensils?
The consequences are greater when these contaminants travel from cooking utensils into food and from toys to saliva. It is not just black plastic, though. In 2024, the Research Council of Norway ...
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Your Black Plastic Cooking Utensils May Contain Banned Flame Retardants
A recent study showed alarming rates of banned flame retardants in black plastic cooking tools. The study referenced in this article contained a math error ...
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Harmful chemicals found in plastic cooking utensils
The consequences are greater when these contaminants travel from cooking utensils into food and from toys to saliva. It’s not just black plastic, though. In 2024, the Research Council of Norway ...
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Your black plastic kitchen utensils aren't so toxic after all. But you should still toss them, group says
A recent study that recommended toxic chemicals in black plastic products be immediately ... traces of flame retardants or toxic chemicals in cooking utensils should be concerning for the public.
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Viral study on black kitchen utensils had glaring error, researchers issue correction
The findings went viral, spreading concern that people cooking with black plastic utensils were inadvertently contaminating their food with cancer-causing chemicals. But how much of those ...
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Are your plastic kitchen utensils toxic? An alarming study gets an update.
An alarming study that had Americans tossing out their black plastic kitchen utensils, toys and to-go packages earlier this month overstated the concern, the researchers admit. But they still say ...