There's A Scary Rumor About Black Plastic Cookware — Should You Throw Yours Out?
A recent study found high levels of flame retardants in everyday black plastic cooking utensils, food storage containers, and ...
How worried should we be about the amount of plastic in our kitchens?
Our kitchens are teeming with plastic, and most of us use it to cook every day. But should we all be thinking more about the ...
Here’s the real concern when it comes to black plastic
A study — which was later corrected — scared many. But the debate over spatulas and sushi trays misses the point.
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Black Plastic Kitchen Utensils Are Out—Here's What To Replace Them With
By now, you've probably heard the bad news about the black plastic kitchen utensils so many of us (myself included) have in our homes. A recent study published in Chemosphere revealed that black ...
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There're Hidden Microplastics in Your Kitchen. Here's How to Spot Them and Minimize Exposure
Plastic cookware is common in many kitchens, but there are alternatives. Products like stainless steel skillets, frying pans ...
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What You Can Do About Microplastics in Your Food
Do the same at home. Ditch your plastic kitchenware for wood cutting boards or glass containers, for example. Do your best to avoid water bottled in plastic; cans or glass bottles may be better.
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Experts Say Debate Over Cancer-Causing Chemicals Linked to Black Plastic Utensils Misses the Point
Getty A debate about whether black-colored plastic used in items including kitchen utensils could contain cancerous chemicals might be missing the point, according to experts. As previously ...