Avoid cooking hot food with plastic utensils because toxic chemicals 'could leach into your dinner
Avoid cooking hot food with plastic utensils because toxic chemicals 'could leach into your dinner
German researchers say many plastic kitchen utensils contain harmful substances called oligomers which could be transferred to cooking food at temperatures above 70°C (158°F).
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