Sentences with phrase «safe plastic bowl»

11 Melt the purple candy coating in a microwave - safe plastic bowl to be used for the cupcake bite tops.

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I am looking at getting a Magimix and am trying to find out about whether the plastic used for the bowl is safe as one does hear about plastic leaching.

Add the vanilla and almond extracts, pour into a heat safe bowl, and cover with plastic wrap so that it touches the surface of the pudding.

Line a freezer - safe bowl (~ 1-1/2 quart size) with plastic wrap, leaving extra hanging over each end (to wrap back over).

Place in a microwave safe bowl and cover tightly with two layers of plastic wrap.

Put the butternut squash in a microwave safe bowl and cover (allowing a slight opening of steam to escape) with a microwave safe lid or plastic wrap.

Place the riced cauliflower in a large, microwave - safe bowl (or a medium, heavy - bottom lidded stockpot), add about 2 tablespoons water and cover tightly with plastic wrap (or the stockpot lid).

Combine meatballs and stock in a microwave - safe bowl; cover with plastic wrap.

Store cakes with a creamy frosting loosely covered with aluminum foil, plastic wrap or waxed paper or under a cake safe or a large inverted bowl.

Place 3 tablespoons water and potatoes in a microwave - safe bowl; cover tightly with plastic wrap.

It has dishwasher safe and food - grade plastic serving / storage bowls — reinforced with stainless steel and rust - proof screws — that hold up to 10oz of water, food and treats; or you can use them as storage and carry what you need.

Most food processors have a line on the plastic bowl indicating how much liquid is safe.

Fill it with safe objects — like small pots or pans, plastic bowls and cups, or measuring cups — and always direct baby there when they try to get into other cupboards.

An open cupboard stocked with child - safe kitchen tools — such as plastic bowls, measuring cups, utensils, and pots — can keep a young child busy while you work.

Always warm baby food cubes in a glass bowl and not in plastic containers as researchindicates glass is safer.

Conscious of the potential nasties lurking in plastics like BPA, their bowls, spoons and other servingware are made from either bamboo or stainless steel, which are safe and sustainable materials.

To avoid burning your baby's mouth it's safer to heat a bottle under warm running water, or by setting it in a bowl of hot water for a few minutes (make sure the plastic is cool before giving it to your baby).

It's compact (9») and lightweight enough to store easily in a cabinet, and the plastic bowl and lid are dishwasher safe.

Still, to be on the safe side (because all plastics can leach) I keep these plastic bowls out of the dishwasher and the microwave I had to search high and low for these — they seem to sell out as soon as they're in stock, but you can sometimes find them at Target or Buy Buy Baby.

Crafted in durable stoneware with a plastic lid, the bowl is easy - care dishwasher and microwave safe.

If you go with plastic, select a harder, dishwasher - safe bowl and replace it when it starts to show signs of wear.

Made from heavy - duty food - safe plastic, this bowl is BPA - and PVC - free so you don't have to worry.

While these bowls may be more expensive that simple plastic bowls, the extra few dollars you spend will be well worth it for the added durability and the convenient dishwasher - safe feature.

This bowl is made with pet plastic which means that is pet safe where it is made in the USA with quality material and standards.

We diligently researched different materials (plastic versus ceramic versus stainless steel) in order to create a safe cat bowl.

Washing only cleans smooth surfaces, not bacteria within tiny scratches - May irritate a cat's chin and cause feline acne - May contain BPA and other toxins that can leach into food Ceramic Cat Bowls - Can develop chips or cracks, which harbor bacteria similar to plastic bowls - Can break easily - Glaze may contain lead or other toxins that are not foodsafe Stainless Steel Cat Bowls + Sanitary and germ - resistant as bacteria can not enter hard, non-porous surface + Unbreakable + Long - lasting and won't easily scratch, stain, or rust despite constant use + Easy to clean and dishwasher safe Our cats use their food and water bowls every day, so it is essential that their bowls are safe.

Feeding your dog in a plastic bowl that has been chewed or scratched is not safe due to the fact that bacteria can build up in those cracks and cause illness.

The removable stainless steel bowl is dishwasher safe, and the feeder is made from BPA - free plastic.