That was a concern for me with enamel pans too. They also get quite
large chips, and I wondered if the edges and cracks of those chips would
not be continually fracturing off tiny shards of glass. Plus at the
point they are cracked or chipped I assume the metal underneath (what is
it?) would be leaching.
Le Creuset was mentioned, but all I have seen in that for years is
teflon coated. Perhaps anodized aluminum is the way to go?
Aluminum despite concerns in recent decades was at one time thought to
be a "pass through" metal, anything leached into food was just excreted.
Plus, as Ken said, aluminum is not avoidable as it is one of the most
common metals on earth.
I do have some SS pans with the "rainbow", so I would really like to
know if it in fact does mean the metal is leaching more than it would
otherwise------and since I am allergic to nickel, am wondering if I am
getting enough to be a problem that might possibly be making all my
other health issues worse. Trying to reconstruct when exactly I went to
SS pans.......never thought I'd need to remember that, god what I'd give
for a functioning memory!
sol
Tony Moody wrote:
I feel much happer using SS than enamel ware. The enamel
develops tiny cracks in which germs lurk i am sure and also those
tiny chips of glass have to go into the food. Right?
Stainless steel in general does not lose surface unless abraded, so
be gentle with it. I would guess that more nickel/chrome comes off
the edge of knife and ends of fork tines than is 'cooked' off into the
food in a stainless pot.
Why not 'silver plate' the inside of your SS ware after cleaning it. Any
methods out there?
Tony
On 29 Oct 2004 at 15:41, sol wrote:
So if I get this stuff and use it a couple months a year, do I still
have to throw out my brand new set of SS pans?
And here was me, thinking I was doing good by gradually getting rid of
aluminum pans over the years.........
sol
twllLL wrote:
IP6 This stuff is suppose to chelate heavy metals from your body &
lots of other stuff.Its made from rice bran extract. You don't need to
take it all year long.
Take it for a couple of months twice a year.
Hulda Clark says SS gets into womens breast & causes
breast cancer too.
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