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Originally Posted by Tins
Hang on. The post for GM is up there ^^^^[bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by Tins
Hang on. The post for GM is up there ^^^^[bigrolf]
latest CT I heard was using aluminium foil a lot gave you alzheimers.
may have to find an alternative to the tin foil hat...
stainless steel colander?
What about an Edward Kelly designer suit?Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
Everybody knows colanders are for protection form Drop Bears,
not radiation!
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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
Cooking with ally utensils was reported as a No No years ago for that reason. Scraping the utensil with a metal spoon was also frowned upon for this reason & handling ally sheets/material without gloves was also asking for trouble down the road.
I though it was common knowledge.
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Originally Posted by Saitch
Only if you were starring in a fillum like The Wizard of OZ.
Wardrobe Dept was a boilermaker's & sheet metal shop. Possibly.
EDIT.
Bloody OOPS! That was Orry (Jack) Kelly. "Costumer to the Stars." Pardon M.
Yeah, Nah..... no reliable link between aluminium and alzheimers has been foundQuote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
https://www.dementia.org.au/sites/de...um_english.pdf
Although Aluminium cooking pots are generally crap to cook with anyway [smilebigeye]
Regards,
Tote
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Originally Posted by Tote
Yes, they are now but back in the days of yore (read Post Depression) a lot of Parents couldn't afford anything better & Stainless & Cast Iron & Enamel utensils came in years later.
I understand Teflon coatings are going to be new product to watch for associated illnesses & have been for a few years now.
Vintage ASM Aluminium Saucepan Bakelite knob double handles 4 pints (7L) YLBT9 | eBay
And in the 1960's Mum would give Dad an assortment of aly pots to go and pick up the takeaway Chinese in, while she set the table and disciplined the kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
DL
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Originally Posted by 350RRC
Blimey, that was adventurous DL! No, not the ally pots, a Chinese takeaway in the '60s. [bigrolf]