Is this Food Grade Stainless Steel? Not all stainless steel is created equal!
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From the Kidbasix website: "We use food grade stainless steel (300 series or 18/8) in all of our products, which has a maximum of 8% nickel. It is the presence of nickel that results in the formation of the molecular structure that gives this grade some of its key characteristics such as high strength, ductility (ability to be formed) and toughness. It is our understanding that all stainless steel has some nickel in it and it does not pose a health threat. However, there is a small percentage of the population that has a nickel allergy in which case they should stay away from all stainless steel as it may cause a skin rash." From the Kidbasix website: "We use food grade stainless steel (300 series or 18/8) in all of our products, which has a maximum of 8% nickel. It is the presence of nickel that results in the formation of the molecular structure that gives this grade some of its key characteristics such as high strength, ductility (ability to be formed) and toughness. It is our understanding that all stainless steel has some nickel in it and it does not pose a health threat. However, there is a small percentage of the population that has a nickel allergy in which case they should stay away from all... » Read More From the Kidbasix website: "We use food grade stainless steel (300 series or 18/8) in all of our products, which has a maximum of 8% nickel. It is the presence of nickel that results in the formation of the molecular structure that gives this grade some of its key characteristics such as high strength, ductility (ability to be formed) and toughness. It is our understanding that all stainless steel has some nickel in it and it does not pose a health threat. However, there is a small percentage of the population that has a nickel allergy in which case they should stay away from all stainless steel as it may cause a skin rash." « Show Less
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I believe so however I ended up really hating this sippy. It would constantly leak out of the straw. After my son would take a drink the pressure build up would just explode out of the straw and all over. The best sippy cup that I have found that truly is leak proof and spill proof are the Munchkin Click and Locks. Absolutely love those sippys, and they have a straw one too!
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From the Kidbasix website: "We use food grade stainless steel (300 series or 18/8) in all of our products, which has a maximum of 8% nickel. It is the presence of nickel that results in the formation of the molecular structure that gives this grade some of its key characteristics such as high strength, ductility (ability to be formed) and toughness. It is our understanding that all stainless steel has some nickel in it and it does not pose a health threat. However, there is a small percentage of the population that has a nickel allergy in which case they should stay away from all stainless steel as it may cause a skin rash."
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I am not sure WHY you are asking me??? I am not the person selling it and I think you should direct your question to the source. However, I don't mind telling you that "food grade" means it's used by the food industry. A*
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I checked the corer and could not find stainless steel written on the blade anywhere. It has not rusted and remains sharp. I did not save the packaging to see if it said it there.l
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I didn't see that in the product description. It's definitely all stainless steel.
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I don't recall there being anything marked on it, verifying it as food grade. judging by the composition and thickness of the metal, I'd say it's most likely for grease straining and storage only. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking!
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Yes it is food grade. The other grade is pool grade. Food grade even you can consume as well as apply it to your dog's coat. Also this brand has no additives, that is what you are really looking for in a product for internal consumption.
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In our experience using the machine I would say yes, all food contact areas are stainless steel. I am sure there are other parts of the machine that aren't steel, but what type of material it is, I am unsure. We have only had positive experiences with the machine, it cleans up easily, slices very well, is quiet and seems to be well made.
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Yes, it is food grade. Please be note, the finished size is about 1cm (0.39 Inches). they are small size. Sincerely, seller:Allforhome
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Found the grade on their website: food grade type 304 18/8 stainless steel. No aluminum and it is not lined with plastic. We use glass bottles but were traveling and wanted something more sturdy. Bonus that it converts to a sippy cup (baby is still trying to figure it out though, you really need to suck to get anything out). I'm happy with this purchase so far, but haven't had it long enough/used it enough yet to write a proper review. Hope this helps :)
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I have ordered on 3 different occasions and each time "food grade" was plainly printed on the bag.I would be cautious and return if there is a pet involved or using around food storage. Hope this helped you in some way.
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Oh, it's stainless steel alright: I've baked on things and used it so much that if it wasn't I'd be in big trouble! It's not only stamped "stainless" but "18/10", showing you the quality of the alloy. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stainless_steel for more information.)This is NOT a crappy dish: it's very expensive because it's VERY high quality.....
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Mine is Stainless Steel. If you have metal flakes they can be accidentally coming from outside sources. All Pots and Pans require to be washed with soapy water and rinsed and dried thoroughly before use. That's a rule of thumb. (The metal flakes can also come from the electronic parts during the assembly.) It's your job to clean the pot before use, thereafter there should be no metal flakes. There's a real simple way to determine whether SS or Chrome, so you never have to ask again Take a magnet from your frig note holder (any magnet) if it doesn't stick its excellent Stainless. Which is called food Stainless and doesn't rust. Cheaper Stainless has less Zinc and can hold a light magnet. Usually found in outside BBQ's they sell as Stainless but is crap Stainless and will ultimately rust (usually spotted rust marks). Zink is very very expensive, so only the best Stainless contains the right amount of Zinc. If a magnet sticks like glue, then its metal, or chromed metal. Keep that in mind. (There various types of Stainless, only Food Stainless is of the highest grade.) Non Food such as an Outside Bar-B-Q is usually junk Stainless, You have to buy a Weber to get better Stainless, of course the price is higher, but will last you a lifetime. Stainless isn't Stainless on average items, and magnet test will help identify the quality.
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I would say yes it is all high grade stainless More importantly it grinds fast and doesn't have to work that hard. I would just wash the few pieces by hand a bottle brush works wonders.
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To answer the question yes! This is the best stainless cook ware for the money. It is made by all clad and is less expensive. It is heavy and food does not burn because you cook at a lower temp.
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No it's not stainless steel, for stainless steel the pice would be at least doubled.
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Yes, it is all stainless. The one that is black, must have been an error or something...
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I am thinking of getting one too - I am just reading ingesting small amounts of rust isn't harmful, and various cleaning techniques can help (baking soda, bottle brushes). I think I will take the risk and just make an extra effort to make sure it's dry when it's not in use. I can't imagine that it's made of any but food-grade stainless steel...