Being a little odd, I often carry a small magnet with me.
I have observed that various table flatware are magnetic to different
degrees.
In general, the "good" stuff" is the least magnetic.
Allergies present a whole different problem than regular ingestion
from so called leeching.
Some people DIE from peanuts, and must avoid them.
Same with nickle?
Chuck
All things considered, insanity may be the only reasonable alternative
On 6/16/2007 1:00:19 PM, sol (sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com) wrote:
> Hmm, well, all the cheap stainless
> I've seen in recent years is
> invariably non-magnetic. I personally seriously question the statement
> that stainless steel doesn't
> leach nickel (and or any other of the alloy
> metals). I know that is what is claimed. But
> I've my own personal
> experience to say SS does leach nickel, and that it leaches enough to
> cause me problems. One site I was reading on last year, which was
> singing the praises of SS and hyping the "dangers" of aluminum cookware
> said that anyone with a nickel allergy should
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