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Health Risks from Stainless Steel Pots |
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Does anyone know if pit marks on the inside of a stainless steel pot are dangerous to your health? We have a pot that is one year old and now had pit marks.
Thanks,
Dick
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RE: Health Risks from Stainless Steel Pots
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Post By Gail M. (Guest Post)
(10/03/2005)
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Stainless steel is considered the best material for cookware because it is very neutral and easy to clean. Cooking acidic food in stainless steel can result in a small amount of chromium leaching into the food. Stainless steel that has been cleaned and scoured with a metallic pad may also leach a small amount of nickel into the food, when exposed to alkaline food.
If your food tastes metallic, you should consider changing your cookware.
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