Re: Thai Kitchen's response re lead in soldering cans

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At 10:14 PM 8/12/02 -0400, Suze wrote:

> " Thank you for your interest in Thai Kitchen!  No lead is used anytime in

>the

>processing of our cans. "

>

>from the horse's mouth.

Thanks, Suze! Since you said you'd inquired I was thinking about the temp used

to can it and have concern for it being in a can too. I always remove it from

the can and put what I don't use in a canning jar in the fridge. I doubt the

temperature used to can it alters the fat in any way as I've had such good

health results from it. Was added alone before I found native nutrition. Still

would like to find the food budget $$ someday to add coconut oil for

comparison.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

>>>>>Thanks, Suze! Since you said you'd inquired I was thinking about the

temp used

to can it and have concern for it being in a can too. I always remove it

from

the can and put what I don't use in a canning jar in the fridge. I doubt the

temperature used to can it alters the fat in any way as I've had such good

health results from it. Was added alone before I found native nutrition.

Still

would like to find the food budget $$ someday to add coconut oil for

comparison.

----->Wanita, it's so damn hot these days that i just put the cans in the

fridge as soon as i get home! lol

i *think* the spectrum UNrefined organic coconut oil might be OK - maybe not

great like tropical traditions, but available and affordable.

Suze Fisher

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