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A recent scientific study indicates that common black plastic cooking utensils may contain seriously unwanted toxic chemicals ...

A doctor has warned about the dangers of using plastic cooking utensils, which can lead to neurological damage, cancer risks and other health problems. Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist who ...

A doctor has revealed exactly why she dumped all of her black cooking utensils in the garbage. Dr. Poonam Desai is an ER and lifestyle medicine physician based in New York City. The health ...

and my wife is always cooking ground beef or seared salmon. Depending on what I’m making, there are a ton of options for cookware and utensils, and I’ve got many of them at my disposal.

When the holiday season approaches, it's time for gifts. Costco is known for its big items, but it sells plenty of goodies ...

A new study found that black-colored plastic kitchen utensils and takeout containers ... plastic containers that come into contact with food.

Utensils of copper are held in high esteem by most ladies, because they form when well scoured, a kind of ornament to the kitchen. They do not however, take into consideration that food may be ...

Customers should beware of buying black kitchen utensils - they could raise the risk of cancer. A study found that 85 percent of spatulas, takeaway tubs and other kitchen utensils made from ...

Researchers found toxic flame retardants in 85% of the screened consumer products Getty Black-colored plastic used in kitchen utensils, takeout containers and children’s toys may contain ...

And usually, the packaging does not list the chemicals used in the production ... including plastic cooking utensils, eating utensils and toys made from recycled materials, may contain fire ...

Dishwashers save time and effort by cleaning the toughest stains on utensils. They make vessels shine like they are brand new. Dishwashers also save water by using less water than manual cleaning.