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Recently, Aproko Doctor @aproko_doctor did a great post on the use of nonstick cookware, and we wanted to build on that topic to discuss the safety of other popular cookware materials. While nonstick cookware has been associated with health concerns due to the use of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), it's important to note that other materials like aluminium and stainless steel also have potential health risks.

Aluminium pans can leach into your food, particularly if you're cooking acidic foods like tomatoes or lemon juice. This can pose a risk to your health, as high levels of aluminium in the body have been linked to neurological disorders. Stainless steel, while not as concerning as aluminium, can still corrode and potentially leach small amounts of nickel and chromium into your food.

So what is the healthiest cookware option? Titanium is a popular choice among health-conscious individuals because it's incredibly durable and non-reactive. Saladmaster 316 is a great example of a titanium cookware brand that uses high-grade surgical stainless steel with titanium to create a cookware set that is safe, non-toxic, and long-lasting.

We hope this information helps you make informed decisions about the cookware you use. Remember, investing in high-quality cookware is an investment in your health and wellbeing.

Nothing seem to be safe on planet earth! The titanium pot makes a lot of sense but how many people will be checking for titanium pot in the market? Besides, they'll start putting it on every aluminium pots and pans just for the money! How about we just cook with mud pots?

Maybe we wil go bk to our olden day mud pot!

Houseontherock1:
Nothing seem to be safe on planet earth! The titanium pot makes a lot of sense but how many people will be checking for titanium pot in the market? Besides, they'll start putting it on every aluminium pots and pans just for the money! How about we just cook with mud pots?

With the pot test, you can be able to differentiate between titanium and aluminium pots and pans. I'll do a video to explain that

Really.

I agree with this man, I buy pot 4 months ago before I know the pot Don day chop

mrtalktrue:


With the pot test, you can be able to differentiate between titanium and aluminium pots and pans. I'll do a video to explain that

Waiting for your video patiently

Olachase:
I agree with this man, I buy pot 4 months ago before I know the pot Don day chop

You don go buy "awusa t'ere mmanu" pot 😂