Are these rated for food contact?
79118
The box states they are "non-sterile" Examination Gloves. Also states that the gloves do not contain natural rubber latex. They are made in Malaysia and work well for us when treating wounds on our elder parent. Never used when preparing or serving food. Good luck.
79119
Good question. I would assume that since they are rated for medical contact, wounds and such, that food should be no problem.
79120
This becomes a legal issue. As the gloves are labeled as "non-sterile", you should check with the your local board of health or the vendor to determine their safety in the handling of food.
423050
Absolutely NOT. These bags are not suitable for food or perishables. They are not air tight.
323815
Have not tried this but I would think so. They are airtight and light weight.
1210043
I would not eat them, not because of loss of liquid, but because of the possibility of bacterial invasion. I would ask Amazon (if this is where you bought them) to replace them. It is only reasonable that they put them in your hands after you purchase them in a safe condition.
677820
Nothing specifies that they are "food grade." However, they arrive with each one sealed shut. I use them mainly to carry pills around and use them to store my earrings jewelry. Find that they work well.
1566540
Yes. They are perfect for storing food, microwaving, transporting, etc. Bought a huge box of 1000+ use them all the time. When microwaving baked goods, the food does not get rubbery.
1605536
They're glass with no coating, I don't think they could be any more food safe but I'm not an expert on food safety or glass. I'm not sure what or why you're asking but you might contact the manufacturer if you have a specific concern.
434096
They can be used with the food saver but I had a bout with them a bad seam or the food saver was being temperamental But have worked fine since. Possibly operator error?
1276478
Sure, if they've been boiled for awhile. Seems kind of rough on your motor, if they were not boiled enough to be kind of soft. (you are making pet food, aren't you?)
2103379
I would have to say no. I basically just use them for flavoring in soups, chilis etc.
1446683
I would assume that they would be ok. This is a food grade product so that means there is no issue with food coming in contact with it and then a person eating that food. Since it is made for salad bowls I don't think it makes any difference if there is raw wood or painted wood underneath it. It may, however be detectible to some in terms of taste since the product doesn't dry to a hard finish like a clear coating that goes on furniture. Hope this helps!
215853
I believe not. My husband bought them and he shops for price, not safety. There was no indication on the packaging that they are bpa free and they had that new plastic smell that I now associate with bpa containing products.
369397
Yes, they are safe! I LOVE mine. I've been using them since last Christmas. Best present I ever got! Happy cooking:) oh and I got red and they are still red, no scratches, burn marks etc..
1210725
Yes, but they don't taste the best. If you coat them with butter they'll go down more easily. You might also try to take them with food--the more slippery the food, the better.
529123
Yes they are. However they are light weight and very shallow. I don't recommend if you are a serious cook. They are fine for bacon, eggs, and the such. Good Luck!
1645477
They say they are, but you should use your own judgement. You just don't know who to believe these days, especially when it comes to food. I like them, because they are small enough to seem as if they are better than flushing the huge wipes. I hope this helped.
849494
Sorry, I threw out the packaging long ago. The disks themselves don't say anything. Since their sole purpose is to be used in food, I would hope they are!