I only use wooden spoons, spatulas and cutting boards myself. And fire retardants are obviously damaging to health, so throwing out black plastic is a good idea. But I don't think the article gives any good reason to avoid plastic in general. "Potentially harmful plastic compounds" sounds a lot like "compounds with zero evidence of being dangerous but they sound scary". Happy to be proven wrong though.
this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2024
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I always wonder if these sorts of dire warnings are real or just a marketing ploy.
Big Wood And Metal Utensil Lobby is going hard, for sure