Are the Nordic Ware Bundt Measuring Cups, Set of 6, BPA free?
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From the Nordic Ware website: * BPA-free and Melamine Free Plastic * Interior Dimensions: 1, 3/4, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4 cup* Exterior Dimensions: 7"L x 3.88"W x 3.13"H* Product Weight: 0.53lbs* Made in the USA
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From the Nordic Ware website: * BPA-free and Melamine Free Plastic * Interior Dimensions: 1, 3/4, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4 cup * Exterior Dimensions: 7"L x 3.88"W x 3.13"H * Product Weight: 0.53lbs * Made in the USA
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According to their website, the answer is "yes." Here's what I found: Is my NordicWare plastic product BPA-free & melamine-free?Back To Top Yes! All of our molded plastic products are foodsafe and 100% BPA-free and Melamine-free. These plastics include all of the pieces in our microwave cookware and dinnerware line, as well as all of our cake and dessert storage and serving pieces and our mixing bowls.https://www.nordicware.com/faq#faq-18987
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I submitted a query to the Nordic Ware website, asking if these items had BPA in them. An hour later, I received this response from their customer service department: "All of our microwave items are BPA and Melamine free."
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Yes it's BPA free. They don't have a suction bottom and they aren't microwaveable just FYI.
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sorry i cant answer you about being bpa free this product makes my pancakes very yummy and icecream too .
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I can not find a statement that clearly says they are BPA free. Here is a page from the manufacturer. http://westbend.com/support/product-faqs/materials-statements/plastics.html
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I would imagine they are free of BPA. The bisphenol A (BPA) additive is typically used in epoxies and polycarbonates (generally clear plastics). These balls, I believe, are made of polyethylene, which wouldn't benefit from BPA.
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I am not a chemist, but i believe that BPA is primarily used for making transparent plastics (c.f. wikipepedia entry on Bisphenol A which states "BPA-based plastic is clear and tough". Cross referencing another site, it stated "It's used to make plastic hard and shiny yet astonishingly clear, almost like glass, but less breakable."). The only oxo plasitc products which state "BPA Free" also seem to be clear plastic products. Still, while that is evidence, it isn't 100% certain. There is an alternative as well: Oxo has a similar measuring cup set: Stainless Steel Measuring Cups #76381V2, where the cups are metal and not plastic (but unfortunately doesn't contain all 6 that are included in this set). Not pertinent to this question, but one reason these (the plastic ones) are the best set i have ever owned: there is a halfway mark on each measuring cup, so it is simple to measure, say half of 1/3 cup - wow, i love these measuring cups! Good luck, and if you find an official answer, please post it here - i am definitely curious if my assessment of BPA's usage is accurate. -greg frohring
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I don't know if these mugs are BPA free. Sorry. Can you ask the company ? Their website is www.thermoserv.com.Hope this reply will be of help to you.
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Hi, thank you for reaching out! You can be sure they are certified BPA free. On the LittleBigBox's box we printed a small icon that says so, and we'll be including more information on the inner labels to make it clearer for our customers that our products are safe for storing and heating food. We believe in ethics and honesty and wouldn't advertise characteristics that we cannot backup or that are untrue and specially harmful for our customers. I hope I've been able to answer your question and feel free to reach out again in case you have any other doubts or comments!Thank you
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I checked ours and they do not have a number on them. They are not bpa free I am sure. These are like trinket party favors. I only use for ice cream never warm them up. I hand wash so they are not warmed in the dishwasher. Still the spoons break quickly. The bowls last longer. Mostly they are just cute. Nothing fancy.
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Yes! I bought 2 of these and the package says they are BPA, PVC, and Phthalate free.
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no - these are BPA and melamine free. Their materials is not actually plastic, but a compound that creates a hard plastic like bowl/plate/etc.
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It does not say BPA free on the cup. It has a number 2 inside the recycling symbol on the bottom of the cup.
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Sorry, I threw out the packaging so I don't know. I do recall that that are BPA free, so they do meet US safety standards.
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I don't know if they are BPA free but I would say they would be durable enough for repeatedly freezing of broths. I love mine!!
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I no longer have the box, and it doesn't say on the product, but I went to the rubbermaid site and they are listed as bpa free. many of the rubbermaid products are bpa free.
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The Nathan website says that they are BPA-free and dishwasher-safe. http://www.nathansports.com/our_science/innovation