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Surpahs Melamine Mixing Bowl Set, Salad Bowls, 3 Pieces (2Qt, 3Qt, 4Qt)

Model No.: WAMM-001-3AC
UPC: 799804359680
Feature:
  • Thick and heavy-duty 3 bowls set: 2 Qt, 3 Qt, 4 Qt bowls nested inside of each other for easy storage
  • FDA Approved Melamine. BPA Free, safe to serve food.
  • Perfect for mixing, serving, storing and other kitchen, outdoor picnic prep works.
  • Durable construction, chip resistance, stain resistance. Non-slip gasket on the bottom of each bowl provides improved grip and surface protection
  • Top rack dishwasher safe. Not for use in the microwave or oven. Costco quality. Beyond the Amazon's A-Z protection policy, you are backed by Surpahs 100% satisfaction guaranteed program, welcome to compare.
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    Description

    3 piece bowl set: 2 Qt, 3 Qt, 4 Qt bowls nestle inside of each other for easy storage. Perfect for mixing, serving or storing - Non-slip gasket on the bottom of each bowl provides improved grip and surface protection - Top rack dishwasher safe.
    NOTE: Not for use in the microwave or oven.

    FDA Comments on Melamine Tableware:
    It has been found that melamine does not migrate from melamine-formaldehyde tableware into most foods. The only measured migration, in tests, was from some samples (three out of 19 commercially available plates and cups) into acidic foods, under exaggerated conditions (that is, the food was held in the tableware at 160 oF for two hours). When adjusted for actual-use conditions (cold orange juice held in the tableware for about 15 minutes), the migration would be less than 10 parts of melamine per billion parts of juice.

    This is 250 times lower than the level of melamine (alone or even in combination with related compounds - analogues - known to increase its toxicity) that FDA has concluded is acceptable in foods other than infant formula (2,500 parts per billion); in other words, well below the risk level. In addition, such highly acidic foods make up only about 10% of the total diet, so the dietary level of melamine in these scenarios would be less than one part per billion.

    However, when highly acidic foods are heated to extreme temperatures (e.g.,160 ° F or higher) . the amount of melamine that migrates out of the plastic can increase.Foods and drinks should not be heated on melamine-based dinnerware in microwave ovens. Only ceramic or other cookware which specifies that the cookware is microwave-safe should be used. The food may then be served on melamine-based tableware.
    (Ref: http://www.fda.gov/Food/ResourcesForYou/Consumers/ucm199525.htm )

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