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Updated: April 21, 2024
Citrus Juicers + Juice Glasses:
Waffles:
Note: We don’t recommend any silicone components that are sold with these cast iron pieces
Pancakes & Crepes:
Same note as above regarding silicone components
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Dutch Babies:
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Tamara,
Please consider adding coffee and tea gear.
Thank you!
Can you add toaster and coffee appliances?
I am working on a coffee post and a tea post separately – so stand by for those!
T
We’d love to see a double insulated 40 oz metal French press on your coffee lead free list. We’ve had too many glass ones that have broken so want to switch to metal when we find a safe new one.
Smiles,
Gina
Thanks for this list and the others, these are SO HELPFUL!
You are very welcome! Thank you for commenting.
Thank you very much! Is there any silicone that is OK?
Cuisinart Stainless steel cups does not specify the material it is made of 18/10-, 18/8?
Did you check it? It makes me think it is not 18/10 which supposed to be better
Thank you
Hila
I have tested them and they are lead-free. I don’t recall the stainless steel grade – I believe it is “Stainless Steel 304” – also known as 18/8 stainless steel – which is 180,000 ppm Chromium (18%) and 80,000 ppm Nickel (8%). Most of the Cuisinart pieces I have tested have been 18/8.
Tamara
So helpful!!