Is the pasta n more pot BPA free. i got mine about 4 years ago and really love it. it is important to me to know if it's BPA free
642712
I'm sorry but I honestly have no idea....I use mine quite often and love it...especially when it is hot and humid and don't want to boil water the kitchen
642713
I bought mine when 'patent was pending' and it does not say if BPA free. I would recommend calling the company. I love this pot and hope that it is BPA free. Viv in NC
747293
I checked the link. I didn't see anywhere where it said the product is BPA-free. In fact, the Q&A;'s suggest otherwise because Bella failed to answer the question directly. It's a simple question: Is it BPA-free or not? If the company is unwilling to give a straight answer, what does that tell you?
1199013
According to their website, it is BPA-free... most of their products are, and if they are not, they mention it. It's a great product, I highly recommend!
181766
As far as I know, this steamer is not BPA free. I bought it and then returned it because I thought the food shelves were stainless steel, but it's all plastic. It was a cute steamer, but I didn't feel good about the BPA leaching into our food. I now have a completely stainless steel steamer by Secura, which I bought here on Amazon. It looks large, but it works very well and is pretty versatile.
1134362
It IS BPA free. The packaging does NOT say it is BPA free but I emailed Cook Pro and they confirmed that they are.
447624
Sorry Daniel I don't know if it is BPA free. But it is a great & easy way to make coffee.L.G.
1392445
Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you on your question. I had to go pull the box and the information booklet on it to find the answer to your question on whether this is BPA free. The answer is, I am not sure. There is nothing on any of the documentation that would say that either the basket nor the water storage unit are BPA free. In other things that I have purchased in the past that have been BPA free it has had it clearly labeled on the box and then further explained within the literature inside of the manuals, but this does not mention any information on it being BPA free. So for that, I can not vouch. You may want to check with Mr. Coffee directly for that particular information. I wish I could have been more help to you on this one! Take care!
647834
I just looked at mine. The plastic is not marked "BPA free" so it is my best guess that it is NOT BPA free. Hope this helps. BTY -ours is working fine and had it 4 months without a problem.
1483188
The steamer from what I know is not BPA free. That answers that question for you. To deal with with the people who did not answer your question but advised you not to buy the product anyway, I want to give you my experience with this product. I love it. I use it almost every day. I have owned it for well over 8 months and have never had any melting troubles. I use this is a 3 qt Lodge Color Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven. It works beautifully in that. I think most people are using this on way to high of a heat. The silicone feat are rated to 500 deg and the plastic 400 deg F. That is my 2 cents.
1241929
the same , my wife loves it. we have pasta more now because, no pots no strainer. the other brand is 27.00 and the woe\rks the same
2195451
The pot reads "STAINLESS STEEL" on the bottom. The lid and the strainer are not marked, but they both appear to be of the same material as the pot. I like the little pot. Have used for hb eggs and asparagus (very thin asparagus need to be tied). Also pasta - not so good for spaghetti, as the pasta will slip through the strainer. Drawback? "Made in China".
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It is my understanding that the red part is silicone (not silicon, though that is an element of silicone). To find out for sure about BPA, I would contact the company. They have a web site: http://www.tovolo.com. I hope this puts you on the right track. Happy cooking!
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I don't know if it is BPA free. The instructions say "hand-wash only". I really like mine. It is amazing how long the ice lasts.
946089
When Bonavita worked it better. It held the temperature of water better and I Prefer no plastic even if it is BPA free.
2046191
Yes, it's BPA free! Per the Lekue USA website: "Number 7 is a large category that designates all the plastics which do not have a specific recycling protocol. The #7 category was designed as a catch-all for polycarbonate (PC) and "other" plastics, so reuse and recycling protocols are not standardized within this category. In this category, you find polycarbonates and also vegetable based plastics (p.e. corn) which do not contain BPA. The bottoms of most plastic bottles are imprinted with a number inside a small recycling triangle. Any product with BPA carries the number 7, but not all products with the number 7 have BPA as our products which are do not contain BPA. Our rice cooker and pasta cooker bases does not contain BPA."
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No. It's plastic or similar which is a big bummer as I don't see any signal that it is BPA - free. If someone knows if it is BPA -free please mention! Thanks! Otherwise it's nice design in every way.
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The steamer from what I know is not BPA free. That answers that question for you. To deal with with the people who did not answer your question but advised you not to buy the product anyway, I want to give you my experience with this product. I love it. I use it almost every day. I have owned it for well over 8 months and have never had any melting troubles. I use this is a 3 qt Lodge Color Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven. It works beautifully in that. I think most people are using this on way to high of a heat. The silicone feat are rated to 500 deg and the plastic 400 deg F. That is my 2 cents. The steamer from what I know is not BPA free. That answers that question for you. To deal with with the people who did not answer your question but advised you not to buy the product anyway, I want to give you my experience with this product. I love it. I use it almost every day. I have owned it for well over 8 months and have never had any melting troubles. I use this is a 3 qt Lodge Color Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven. It works beautifully in that. I think most people are using this on way to high of a heat. The silicone feat are rated to 500 deg and the plastic 400 deg F. That is my 2... » Read More The steamer from what I know is not BPA free. That answers that question for you. To deal with with the people who did not answer your question but advised you not to buy the product anyway, I want to give you my experience with this product. I love it. I use it almost every day. I have owned it for well over 8 months and have never had any melting troubles. I use this is a 3 qt Lodge Color Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven. It works beautifully in that. I think most people are using this on way to high of a heat. The silicone feat are rated to 500 deg and the plastic 400 deg F. That is my 2 cents. « Show Less