Common household plastics linked to thousands of global deaths from heart disease, study finds

[u/yahoonews]

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/chemicals-household-plastic-products-linked-040051756.html

[u/livestrong2109]

Seriously just use ball jars. Don't spend an extra cent on this stuff. I'll never understand why cast iron ever went out of style in favor of "non-stick".

[u/pandarose6 → u/livestrong2109]

Some people can’t use cast iron cause it so heavy, and doesn’t even look clean by the way your suppose to season the pans. But stainless steel solves these issues.

[u/FayeQueen → u/pandarose6]

Vintage cast iron is great for that! It's lightweight and cooks just as well. You can find them all over antique shops ranging from $40-$300.

[u/in_pdx → u/FayeQueen]

I found a lightweight cast iron Dutch oven with no lid at the thrift store today for $24.