Re: Aluminum Foil / Aluminum Cookware

[Guest guest]

>Anything acidic like tomato sauce etches into aluminum foil.

>You can see the effect on the foil.

>This shows that aluminum definately went into the food.

>Randy

Hi,

Is there any non-stick cookware that does not contain aluminum? What do you all

use for non-stick cookware? I'm going to a Pampered Chef party tonight and

wondering if maybe some of their non-stick stuff might be aluminum-free. I

mostly use my stainless steel, but for some things I still use my non-stick

cookware. Just wondering what everyone else does.

[Guest guest]

I have never used cast iron. Does the food stick? Can you use it

for eggs?

> I only use cast iron now. (I believe that stainless steel gives out

> nickel.).

> Cast iron, especially enamelled, is expensive but will last for

many years.

> Also my son is low in iron so its good for him :-).

> Celia

>

> > Is there any non-stick cookware that does not contain aluminum?

What do

> you all use for non-stick cookware? I'm going to a Pampered Chef

party

> tonight and wondering if maybe some of their non-stick stuff might

be

> aluminum-free. I mostly use my stainless steel, but for some

things I still

> use my non-stick cookware. Just wondering what everyone else does.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> I only use cast iron now. (I believe that stainless steel gives out

> nickel.).

According to the www.mercola.com website, Dr. Mercola says that if

stainless steel is attracted to a magnet, then that stainles steel in

okay. If the stainless steel is not attracted to a magnet, then the

stainless steel has too much nickel in it.

Marie Flowers

[Guest guest]

> I only use cast iron now. (I believe that stainless steel gives out

> nickel.).

According to the www.mercola.com website, Dr. Mercola says that if

stainless steel is attracted to a magnet, then that stainles steel in

okay. If the stainless steel is not attracted to a magnet, then the

stainless steel has too much nickel in it.

Marie Flowers