Pots and pans

Hey guys.

So I’m looking into getting all new pots and pans. But I don’t want all the toxicity that comes with it.
What is the best non toxic cookware? I’ve read cast iron? Just want your opinions!

I have a few different ones - cast iron, stainless steel and ceramic (I don’t like the ceramic one though)


Don’t use aluminum

Here’s an article I just found

https://www.nontoxicreboot.com/best-cookware/

Nobody cook... nobody gets hurt



Lol Dude

The Dude Abides said...
This somewhat reminds me of the debate between organic and non-organic.

1000Daisies said...
There really isn't anything to debate on that one. ; )

I used to feel the same way, until I discovered that pesticides are used in organic farming, too. In fact, some of these organic-farming-approved pesticides are "highly toxic" to the (already struggling) bee population.

I know there are standards to be Certified organic.


Here's what I found on what is 'allowed' in Canada.

http://organicfederation.ca/sites/documents/0032-0311-000-en-a01.pdf

Hey, physedgirl09:

Target sells cast iron cookware. https://www.target.com/s/cast+iron+cookware I bought a skillet and dutch oven from them. (Though, I no longer use them.) That might be a good store to consider, not only due to favorable pricing, but also due to their generous return policy.

You can also search eBay for used cast iron skillets and get something that's considered higher quality than the "Lodge" brand that Target sells. On eBay, you can usually find "Griswold" (no relation to Clark W. Griswold) and "Wagner" brands.

https://www.ebay.com/b/collectible-cookware/974/bn_3114310
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/cast-iron-cookware

I'd start with Target, though, so you can minimize your financial risk and see if you even like cast iron. If you do, then you could consider if you want/need a higher quality brand.

Good luck,
Dude