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I was cooking breakfast today and i realized after cooking that my pans had those plastic attached and melted. im not sure if it went w/ the food.
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Did you eat the food: You did not indicate whether you at this food. Plastic is generally inert but after cooking it can change its chemistry and might have some toxic products produced. If the question is should you eat this? then the answer is no.
Answered 6/9/2021
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