What are these made out of? Are they bpa free?
160366
It appears to be a flexible silicon. I did not use them for ice trays. We melted broken crayons in them in the microwave. They worked fine for that.
160367
They are made out of something other than ordinary plastic. Silicon is my best guess, they era so flimsy and difficult to handle I can't recommend them. If bpa is what you find in the cheapest of products...my guess is it's in these items.
977205
I'm sorry I don't know if they are BPA free or not. On the bottom is a 2 inside a triangle with the letters HOPE under it.
267840
Yes, they are paper with one side plastic coated. I see no reference to BPA.
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.
1291713
Sorry I do not have the packaging to tell you where they are made. They are made with Food-Grade silicone and they are BPA Free.
303940
I bought these so long ago I can't remember. But to my understanding most things made with bpa are clear. Also they have these at bed bath and beyond so ot should tell you on the label, hope this helps!
1536408
I have no idea if they are BPA free...you might want to Google that. I don't use them in ways in which that would be a big issue.
576575
They are BPA free, according to the Product Description (next to the last paragraph).
633278
The packaging does NOT indicate BPA free. But I am glad you asked the question. Like you, I will attempt to find out before making further purchases.
1990178
I don't know weather they are BPA free, there made in Europe. There very small so the couldn't contain much.
1534492
they are BPA free but don't know about the warranty...but I contacted them directly from the Amazon site and they were very helpful to me...send them an email...
1990176
They are hard plastic and the notes say they are BPA free, I truly enjoy useing them with my favorite espresso, just be sure to pack it good in order to get the best outcome..
349758
The bowl is hard plastic and the pinch pour snout is rubber. I am not sure about them being BPA free. Hope this helps.
2175212
As far as I know only if they are medela brand. They sell them, but they are hard to find. If you end up having to use the plastic ones they at least are BPA free.
1410204
These are not BPA free. They are NOT paraflex, they are teflon which is reactive, carcinogenic, and illegal to use in cooking in educated countries.
1416285
The fact that there is nothing mentioned on the bowls means that they are nor BPA free. From the look and feel these are more like plastic items included in the kitchen pretend play sets. Also, at the back, it just says 'made in china'.
519326
I don't believe so. I'm pretty sure they're made of polypropylene only. There was no mention of BPA at the time of my purchase. I would definitely check with the seller to be 100% certain though. Good luck! :)