I suddenly realized that I was using plastic yogurt cups from the 1970s in my yogurt incubator. My next thought was substituting glass half-pint jars instead. It works! And it's so much more aesthetically pleasing: a reminder to myself to step back and look at my routines sometimes, to see what can be improved.
I get the screw-top lids at an Amish store, but you could just use the canning lids and rings. |
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BPA and childhood obesity? Haven't heard that one. Hmmm. Though is it because obese children are likely to consume more processed foods and thereby probably more BPA?
I do make my yogurt in glass containers anyway (better to be safe than sorry), and you're right- it looks nicer too!
Something about how BPA messes with the metabolism of growing children. It's a new study - Rebecca's husband is a doctor and reads medical journals. You can see how diligent and thorough my own research is! (Ha)
Plastics, gah!!! Good for you for the clever fix....
I get to the point where I just don't want to know anymore.
But the more I do know, the more I wonder when we all got it so wrong...
Thanks for the info Margo.
Aren't those half-pint jars? I'm glad they fit! That is nice!
Ah, yes. HALF pints :)
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