My local Bed bath & beyond has a 24 pc. set BPA free containers for $20.00. I am working towards replacing all the "unhealthy" items in the house. (at least all I can...)

What do you guys use for storage containers? Also looking at replacing all the dinnerware, etc. What is considered a "safe" material?

I know coco was into using coconut bowls years ago, but... That would be too much work for me. We have the visions cookware for the cooking of foods ( groan, not me... That is supposed to be a "safe" material, I guess.

Also, what about those colored (clear) drinking glasses from the 70's? We have some of those in storage from a family member, nice sized glasses & such. I don't know anything about the glass/material that was used in making them...

Thanks for any info./suggestions!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/10/2010 06:09PM by juicerkatz.

I like using glass, even glass for when I did cook.

Galss or Corningwear. Gonna be getting a set of these:

[www.vermontcountrystore.com]

Anchor Hocking glass is supposed to be free of contaminants, and is made in the States.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/10/2010 10:26PM by Tamukha.

Thanks Tamu,

Looks like good stuff. I may go for an Anchor Hocking glass storage set w/ BPA free plastic lids. That would be the easiest to travel with, I suppose.