#LowLead

#LeadSafe Dishes: Polish Pottery

LEAD FREE: KitchenAid Balloon Whisk, c. 2007/2008

#LeadedKitchen: Emile Henry Loaf Pan

#LeadSafeDishes: Made In Japan

#TestingParties: Corelle Dishes

#LeadFreeChoices: Spanish Earrings

#SaferChoices: How to choose jewelry that is Lead-free, Cadmium-free & otherwise safe from a toxicant perspective

#SaferChoices: How to choose a Lead-free tea kettle

Small Le Creuset ceramic custard cup: 131 ppm Lead + 67 ppm Arsenic.

Newer (c. 2014) Yellow Fiestaware Plate: Lead-free, Cadmium-free & Arsenic-free!

Modern Fiestaware Dark Blue Bowl: 50 ppm Arsenic (but Lead Free!) Wait. What? Arsenic?

#LeadFreeDishes: Newer Fiestaware Mug and Saucer

Modern White Fiestaware Tea Cup: 40 ppm Lead when tested with an XRF instrument (safe by all standards).

Newer (c. 2012?) Fiestaware Pitchers: 240 ppm Cadmium (in the orange) + 52 ppm Lead (in the yellow).

Newer white Fiestaware dishes (c. 2016): 33 ppm Lead. This is considered safe by all standards.

#LeadSafeDishes; Target Home White Plate

#LeadFree: White Crate & Barrel Dishes

#LeadFreeDishes: Ikea (blue)

#LeadSafeDishes: Red & White Plate

Lead-Free Measuring Cup Choices

#LeadFree: Handmade Ceramic Mug

Lead-Safe Handmade Mug

Ask Tamara: Could you recommend a Lead-free colander?

Baking Lead-Free This Holiday Season! Top Tips: Clear Glass, Stainless Steel, Cast Iron, Natural Stone & Untreated Natural Wood