As a part of my earthenware experiment, I decided to try an unglazed clay pot for cooking in 2017. In the light of concerns about lead and cadmium in ceramic dishware and cookware, I was glad to find Miriam’s Earthen Cookware. On her website, Miriam featured a report confirming that there was zero lead and cadmium …
Cookware can leach some concerning chemicals into our food. Because of this, we need to be careful about what we use to prepare our food. I think that cookware is almost like medicine that needs to be prescribed. What someone considers safe cookware for them, might not be healthy for you. Today you are going …
Lead is a common contaminant in cookware or dishware. Luckily, there is a simple question we should be asking of manufacturers. Lead is a heavy metal that accumulate in the body over time. It is something we do not want to have in our bodies, as lead is associated with an array of potential health …
Do you know that your every day dishwashing liquid may increase the risk of cancer and pollute the environment? Do you know why? Because most dishwashing liquids are made from toxic petrochemicals with other toxic chemicals added to make it look attractive and smell nice. At very least, always opt for dye-free and fragrance-free products. …
You have probably heard about triclosan, a toxic chemical that interferes with our hormone system, pollutes water, and does not easily break down in the environment. You probably know that triclosan is used in soap. But do you know that it may be found in so-called safe cutting boards? Do you want to learn about …
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