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Plastic and food shouldn't mix.
We fucked up real bad. Gonna be a long road to fix this shit.
Food and two different metals at once (that also touch each other) shouldn't either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyrj-CYC5I8
Basically, electrochemistry happens and the metal breaks down, seeping into the food. This is problematic for aluminum.
metal is best shit we got, mate.
stainless steel is OG all purpose.
cast iron is best for some use cases.
enabled cast iron is niche for the more elite chef.
anything is else is trash but willing to hear suggestions.
EDIT: other brought up other strong choices to support the above, glass, ceramics, and food utensils.
Between all of these normal products, you don't need plastic.
My only issue is storage containers, plastic is so easy and you got so much of it. But got to cut that too.
What is enabled cast iron?
Bet you aren't activating your carbons either
Enameled