Do the mixing bowls contain BPA?
791582
I don't think so, otherwise I would have not bought it. Now a day I believe no product made from plastic contain bpa. I have been very pleased with my purchase.
791583
That's a good question. I called DeLonghi. It is a company policy that there is no BPA in any of their products that have anything to do with food, including food containers. I love my unit.
763636
I don't believe they are. There is no documentation of that. I would email the company to find out for sure, but that is something that companies usually brage about on a box if it is BPA free
637363
I do not see any markings that indicate that these lids are BPA-free. The bigger concern is the composition of the glass itself. Corning divested its interests in 1998 and, with that, the original formula of borosilicate glass was changed to soda-lime glass, a cheaper and more volatile composition. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrex. I have both the original and current version of these ribbed glass storage bowls. The earlier is heavier and will likely outlast the modern version by generations.
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! :)
1225904
They shouldn't. The recycle symbol on the bottom is a "5", which the internet seems to assure me is BPA-free.
1879171
wait, i do not know that for a fact. i thought they were both dishwasher and microwavable but nothing is stated on the bowls. When I look at the bowls on line they say dishwasher safe and BPA. Thus I am not sure about nuking them'
1026824
no, but the bowls are stainless steel. I don't think additional bowls are needed.
1885054
I would check directly with the company. Since IT IS NOT stated on the can, I DOUBT they are BPA free.
1307810
Ashley, I didn't know, so I asked. This is the reply: Thank you for your inquiry, The First Keys, Stacking Cups and Soft Teething Beads are polypropylene number 5 on the recycling plastics list and does not contain BPA, PVC or Phthalates. Thank you Consumer Services customerservice@learningcurve.com
1225358
Hello, and thank you for your question about Take & Toss cups. These cups are free of pthalates, BPA, and PVC. Thanks again!
2057068
There is a small sign on the bottom of the bowl with the letters BPA crossed out. I suppose it may mean BPA-free.
1877303
Sorry, I threw out the packaging so I don't know. I do recall that that are BPA free, so they do meet US safety standards.
1134335
Yes! That is why I bought them. They are great plastic mixing bowls and can be used in the microwave-- a rare combination. I use them in our RV.
845181
The bowls are Corelle ceramic - - about as safe as any glass product made. No lead, & BPA is a plastic and metal food can coating problem.
2163788
I don't know but I suspect no. I am not impressed with the unit. I bought it just this Sept and I have already bought a BPA bowl for popping in the microwave which I am totally happy with.
2141862
Yes, they are made of silicone and BPA free. They are really a great product. They clean up quickly and easily and they are very sturdy, even if you have kids that like to chew on things. I like them for my smoothies. :)
2142976
The packaging does not state if they are BPA free, may need to check with the manufacture.