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.
740829
Yes... They are food grade and will compress.... They are from VE of Italy ( no idea what competitors are selling on my listing ) ....
271329
I don't know that I would use this with direct food contact. It is a very heavy cast iron diffuser with an enamal top coating. It is a wonderful product for slow cooking... it does, however, take a while to come up to temperature when using with high heat.
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..
468382
They're very thin - so even if you could I wouldn't advise it, they'd probably warp. Plus plastic leaches into food when it comes into contact with heat (remember, don't drink water from a plastic bottle that's been left in your car)... and even things that are BPA Free still have toxic chemicals... so I'd stick with using a glass or ceramic container. These are great for serving snacks in or storing small amounts of food in.
1031927
Yes, they work very well and do not pick up or spread odors. Can be used multiple times if food is not liquid.
1684727
I think they are. I haven't used them for that purpose, but they are tight enough to hurt if you pinch your little finger tip with them. (Other fingers were too big to test. Hope you appreciate my willingness to suffer!)
1087593
They are, but I wouldn't recommend it. Washing them in the dishwasher wears down the coating faster. They are very easy to hand wash, stuck on food comes right off.. I love them !
906759
I would see no reason why they could not be used for food.....good quality waxed paper...they are really nice.
234674
There is no indication that these are food grade. I don't think I would mic them. I personally use them for sugar scrubs for which they are ideal!
308017
They are light weight and well made. The lids are plastic and while in use are not tighly sealed. You should be OK.
1203279
Do your research! I believe food grade is safe for humans according to the FDA. I haven't tried it yet. I'm looking for more complete info first.
1884304
I really do not know. I trust that since I bought them under "food containers" they should be safe for it.
560258
Honestly I have never eaten one. I would only use these as a last resort in an emergency situation where I needed to be highly mobile. They will supply needed calories and I have been told they are not very palatable, but better than starving.
1364352
The FDA does not really clear any finishing product as "food safe" anymore. They do however label products as non-toxic or safe for "casual contact" with food. According to my research, almost any SEALANT produced in the US once fully and properly cured is considered food safe/non-toxic for causal food contact.
1529569
I don't remember if they are bpa free. What I can tell you is that your food should be about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch below the plastic parts. They shouldn't touch.
1358952
I would not buy them. The porcelain chips off and ends up in your food. We had to put our old ones back on.