Are they plastic. BPA free plastic?
1990176
They are hard plastic and the notes say they are BPA free, I truly enjoy useing them with my favorite espresso, just be sure to pack it good in order to get the best outcome..
1990177
The package doesn't specify, however you can go to The Coffeeduck Company for more specifics.
1990178
I don't know weather they are BPA free, there made in Europe. There very small so the couldn't contain much.
1990179
Yes, the containers are boa free. Don't waste your money though..hard to get it just right.
730357
they are plastic. i have no idea if they are BPA free, you would have to check the Breville site or likely email/call them to ask i'm guessing
267398
I'm not sure, but it's bpa free plastic and they've been working really well for me. Large containers!
493367
yes they are bpa free. I actually did do microwave sterilization with them.
343584
I am assuming they are made of some sort of plastic, but on the outside of the box they came in was a sign that said no BPA. Hope this helps.
2272504
They are Completely stainless steel, no plastic anywhere. I'd guess they were addressing peoples fears regarding BPA items, not implying there was plastic involved in the product, making a strong statement that they are do Not contain BPA. They are what the picture on the left shows, totally stainless steel.
1191550
They are advertised as being BPA free. Personally, I'm not worried about the lids. So long as you don't fill them 100% full, it's fine.
1850700
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
1840144
Yes, they are BPA Free. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?Prod_ID=RP091261
1767860
Yes they are. They are also BPA free and top rack dishwasher safe. We love the lids with an opening for a straw.
1041473
I do know that they are made in the USA, so most likely they are BPA free. To the best of my knowledge, most plastics recently made in the USA are BPA free. I love mine. Have had them for a little over a year. We use them all the time, and have had only one crack.
464207
Although there is nothing on the packaging claiming BPA free product. the Foodsaver website claims that they are BPA free.
1779789
Yes, I believe so. The info I found stated that all plastic rings and spigots are BPA free.
1410204
These are not BPA free. They are NOT paraflex, they are teflon which is reactive, carcinogenic, and illegal to use in cooking in educated countries.
2145855
These bowls are stainless steel and not made out of plastic, so yes, they must be BPA free.. Now as to the lids which are indeed plastic, from my best guess, they probably do contain BPA - but since they don't touch what's inside, this may not be an issue
1389448
That is incorrect. They are plastic, unless this is an entirely different product than I ordered.
2046192
Yes, the plastic is BPA free. The written material with the product clearly states that. Take a look at the manufacturer's website.