A study finds silicone bakeware can release siloxanes into food and air during baking. Emissions drop with reuse, but experts ...

Again, the findings don’t suggest you should toss out all of your silicone bakeware. “For now, it is likely safe for people to use the baking tools of their choice—silicone, glass, ceramic—without ...

Silicone bakeware is a popular choice for mess-free baking, but recent research indicates it could be leaching chemicals.

Silicone cooking utensils have become popular over the years thanks to their easy to clean surfaced and affordability, but ...

Saucepans nesting like Russian dolls sound tidy until the top one wobbles and kisses the non‑stick below. That soft hiss of ...

You love your silicone spatulas for scraping every last crumb off the pan, and silicone bakeware excels when it comes to demolding cupcakes with ease. From baking mats to oven mitts, silicone is ...

If your nonstick pans are oddly good at making food stick, your utensils might be to blame. But the problem goes even deeper ...

The hard truth is, a lot of that old gear isn't just "worn in"-it's worn out. Those scratches in your plastic cutting board ...

Dip the apple into the liquid candy and rotate it to coat evenly. Remove it and continue rotating to let any excess drip off.

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