Is the gold leaf kit food safe? I want to put it on a ceramic bowl
1245673
Sorry, I can't really say. There is nothing specific on the package, but being an alloy of copper and zinc and and the need to protect the it from oxidation I would not recommend it for a food container.
1655231
Im sure it's safe, but will probably tarnish. They include cleaning instructions.
715230
I would recommend a wooden bowl. The blade is very sharp and could crack/break glass and using a plastic bowl might get plastic shavings in the food. You could probably also use a metal mixing bowl if you don't mind getting scratches in your mixing bowl.
463438
Handwashed and not oven safe--but it is so easy to clean--no scrubbing or sticking. Don't know why you would want to put them in the dishwasher. --I have the 8 piece set--I use very little oil--about half as much. . Love working with the food against the white interior--you see what is happening so much better. Also use much lower heat and get great fast results. They call it ceramic but that is only true in the sense that it is a glass covering as the glaze on ceramics is essentially a form of glass--not clay. Karl
718789
NOT. you dont want to risk cracking the ceramic. heat the water on the stove and pour it over the tea basket
686743
I don't know about this product being dishwasher safe because it wipes clean so easily. It seems to have a smooth coating upon it that would protect it and the cooking instruments that it comes into contact with which is why I purchased it. I have not put this item in the dishwasher so I can't say if it is safe to do so or not. My intention was to keep the product in good condition for my ceramic coated pots. Sorry that I can't answer your question because I hand wash!!
2041534
The ceramic bowl is NOT coated with a non-stick coating, like teflon or silverstone, but rather the glaze that ALL crocks and ceramic has on its surface and which keeps food, liquids or cleaning solutions from leaching into the bowl itself. The customer service rep was confirming it is not a lead-containing glaze. Have you seen the actual product? 'Not sure why you think there would be an issue, but maybe you could be more specific.
190431
Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
1282816
That's weird that the instructions say that. At the Rachael Ray store at Cooking.com, it says that this set (the hard anodized set) is safe for use on ceramic and glass cooktops.
1742737
No, it is more of a teflon powder that sprays out. You will need to replace a worn pan. I'm sure this isn't food safe.
988781
Because it is not clearly marked, I wouldn't assume that they are microwave safe. My Pyrex bowls are all marked safe for microwave, for example. They are rather thin, so on the plus side each piece is lightweight, but not as durable as something heavier. I guess that's the trade off.
1205244
I do not think all ceramic is contaminated with lead. Manufacture should aware consumer if is a problem with this cookware set.
762514
The bowl is 100% food-safe,BPA-free silicone. BPA-free silicone is hypoallergenic and bacteria-resistant. It's food-safe, pliable and easy to clean, making it perfect for food storage, transport and serving.
2009121
It's "Fine China - Porcelain Fine." It's also marked Dishwasher and Microwave safe. I do not plan to use them as everyday dishes, but on company occasions. One chip would break my heart.
2096804
ah ha - the great question. the answer is "it depends on who you ask". i think truly it has not been tested for food safety, because if it had they would put it in big bold letters all over the place. it is non-toxic so it's probably safe, and the safest you'll find for painting and not glazing over top. definitely not meant to be cut on with a knife.
2107612
On the Rosanna website, it says they are made of porcelain, microwave & dishwasher safe. I am very pleased with the bowls.
984987
In my research prior to purchasing this VitaClay Rice Cooker, the clay they use is safe and free of harmful chemicals...this was the selling feature I was looking for. A general question of "is clay as safe as ceramic" has to be broken down into what type of clay are you comparing to ceramic. The clay that is used in this product is as safe as typical ceramic used in today's kitchen.