Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP peptizyde

for her last week.

Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one recommended

in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling and

a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test her

for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

right now if they're harmful to her.

Thanks in advance.

regards,

jaya

[Guest guest]

teflon coated alunimum is the best for both pots and pans provided

you don't overheat it and replace the pot/pan when the teflon starts

to flake.

some kids with severe metals trasnport impairement seem to retain the

nickel from stainless steel cooking....

the issue i have with stainless steel is it is an fact quite a good

insulator as metals go and doesn't heat well.

> Hi all,

>

> I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

> diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

> months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP

peptizyde

> for her last week.

>

> Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one

recommended

> in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling

and

> a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test

her

> for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

> right now if they're harmful to her.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> regards,

> jaya

[Guest guest]

we use Amways Queeen Cookware, which is lowheat, small amount of water

cooking - it is stainless steel with a carbon core so cooks on a low low

heat and doesn't destroy the nutritional value of the food, I understood

that stainless steel was the best or heavy glass type saucepans as there are

no coatings and the materials are non porous - I always feel uncomfortable

about coatings on saucepans as they don't seem to last which makes me

suspicious that the material is being absorbed into the food -

Cheers H

Re: Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

> teflon coated alunimum is the best for both pots and pans provided

> you don't overheat it and replace the pot/pan when the teflon starts

> to flake.

>

> some kids with severe metals trasnport impairement seem to retain the

> nickel from stainless steel cooking....

>

> the issue i have with stainless steel is it is an fact quite a good

> insulator as metals go and doesn't heat well.

>

>

>

> > Hi all,

> >

> > I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

> > diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

> > months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP

> peptizyde

> > for her last week.

> >

> > Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one

> recommended

> > in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling

> and

> > a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test

> her

> > for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

> > right now if they're harmful to her.

> >

> > Thanks in advance.

> >

> > regards,

> > jaya

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

theres no best theres just tradeoffs.

the same women who worry about a bit of ingested teflon use toxic

amounts of solvents cleaning thier houses and nails.....

breathe 100 times as many carcinogens just driving to school......

> > > Hi all,

> > >

> > > I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the

gfcf

> > > diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the

past 2

> > > months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP

> > peptizyde

> > > for her last week.

> > >

> > > Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one

> > recommended

> > > in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling

> > and

> > > a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to

test

> > her

> > > for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking

habits

> > > right now if they're harmful to her.

> > >

> > > Thanks in advance.

> > >

> > > regards,

> > > jaya

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

you are too funny, what is the downside with using stainless steel

and what is the downside with using glass (you know what I mean the French

cookware) - educate me, I am from the old school that you don't use

aluminium or coated pots because it does come off into the food - and please

do not make any comments about " the same women " we are all trying to do the

right thing so that our families have less toxins etc to handle - you are

the one who states that teflon is " the best " - oh gosh!

Cheers H

Re: Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

> theres no best theres just tradeoffs.

>

> the same women who worry about a bit of ingested teflon use toxic

> amounts of solvents cleaning thier houses and nails.....

>

> breathe 100 times as many carcinogens just driving to school......

>

>

> > > > Hi all,

> > > >

> > > > I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the

> gfcf

> > > > diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the

> past 2

> > > > months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP

> > > peptizyde

> > > > for her last week.

> > > >

> > > > Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one

> > > recommended

> > > > in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling

> > > and

> > > > a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to

> test

> > > her

> > > > for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking

> habits

> > > > right now if they're harmful to her.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks in advance.

> > > >

> > > > regards,

> > > > jaya

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

As long as the stainless steel doesn't have an aluminum core it should be okay.

Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

Hi all,

I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP peptizyde

for her last week.

Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one recommended

in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling and

a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test her

for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

right now if they're harmful to her.

Thanks in advance.

regards,

jaya

[Guest guest]

whats an aluminium core got to do with it. what matters is the inside

surface of the pot.

stainless teel is 10% nickel and its not a good idea to overclean

them exposing fresh surface with scouring. i have seen at least one

hair test result where hgh nickel was likely a result of using

stainless steel cookware.

long lists of successive posts are a spectrum trait.

> As long as the stainless steel doesn't have an aluminum core it

should be okay.

> Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

>

>

> Hi all,

>

> I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the

gfcf

> diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past

2

> months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP

peptizyde

> for her last week.

>

> Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one

recommended

> in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling

and

> a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test

her

> for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking

habits

> right now if they're harmful to her.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> regards,

> jaya

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, best ones I know of are what I have used for 20 years is Amways

Queen Cookware, it is stainless steel with a carbon core and is very

hygienic, but reason I originally got it was it is low heat cooking so the

veges retain their maximum nutrition and taste great (due to small amount of

water etc) - and now since Autism I realise the value in cooking only in

stainless steel - it is relatively expensive but my set still looks like new

and its been well used etc.

Cheers H

Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

>

>

> Hi all,

>

> I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

> diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

> months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP peptizyde

> for her last week.

>

> Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one recommended

> in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling and

> a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test her

> for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

> right now if they're harmful to her.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> regards,

> jaya

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I must look at my sons hairtest - from memory he didn't come up with high

nickel but now you have me thinking

Cheers H

Is all stainless steel 10% nickel?

Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

> >

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the

> gfcf

> > diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past

> 2

> > months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP

> peptizyde

> > for her last week.

> >

> > Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one

> recommended

> > in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling

> and

> > a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test

> her

> > for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking

> habits

> > right now if they're harmful to her.

> >

> > Thanks in advance.

> >

> > regards,

> > jaya

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

My Mom just bought me some for Christmas. It was the best gift I got.

Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

>

>

> Hi all,

>

> I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

> diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

> months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP peptizyde

> for her last week.

>

> Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one recommended

> in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling and

> a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test her

> for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

> right now if they're harmful to her.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> regards,

> jaya

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I use glass. Like corning wear or class pots called " Visions " .

Cooking vessel - what's the best one?

Hi all,

I have a 6 yr old daughter who has autism and has been on the gfcf

diet for the past 2 years. She's been on the enzymes for the past 2

months and after seeing this group, i have ordered the AFP peptizyde

for her last week.

Question regarding cooking vessels. What is the best one recommended

in your experiences? I use stainless steel metal pot for boiling and

a tephlon-coated (non-stick) pan for frying. We are going to test her

for heavy metals next week, but i want to change my cooking habits

right now if they're harmful to her.

Thanks in advance.

regards,

jaya

[Guest guest]

I LOVE Calphalon non-stick commerical stuff. I have acquired several

over the years and love it, love it, love it. It is really easy to

clean, cooks evenly and you don't need to turn the heat up as high

to get a good temperature. The surface is somehow 'bonded' on and

doesn't flake off. Calphalon is always running a couple pieces on

sale which is about 50% off or more at a time. I have a couple

pieces of the 'stick' kind of calphalon too, but don't use it very

much.

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