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The Cream Separator From Hell = No Cheese & Butter As Originally Planned. (And Reflected Flawed Logic and Impossible Logistics)

Cream separator, as sold.Even if we had solved the reproducibility conflicts with our “close to source, minimum contamination” plans for milk, the final problem was the fact that the only small-production cream separator we could find was full of plastic parts and “stainless steel” that was actually aluminum. That despite the fact that the seller […]

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Choose a Healthy Grinder/Mill for Pepper & Spices to Avoid Microplastics and Harmful Chemicals

Like most ground spices, pepper experiences significant plastic contact during processing and packaging. Use whole spices and grind your own. The Center for Research on Environmental Chemicals In Humans is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) non-profit. Please consider a tax-deductible contribution. Click here!. Thank you for your support!

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Cutting Boards: Wood=Yes; Plastic=No; Bamboo=Questionable

Remember that every abrasion, every knife cut on a plastic cutting board will produce microplastic particles. Tight-grain maple avoids plastic + the fewer glue joints the better. Bamboo has many glue joints, plus the raw material undergoes extensive processing. The Center for Research on Environmental Chemicals In Humans is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) non-profit. Please consider […]

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Food Processor Failed Plastic Contact Case. Not Used.

Cuisinart promotes a model that uses Tritan plastic from Eastman Chemical. Despite claims that it is “BPA Free, Tritan leaches BPA and potentially other endocrine disrupting compounds. For peer-reviewed studies and more on this, see: Why “BPA Free” is a meaningless marketing scam (And some plastic safety claims are false).   The Center for Research […]

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