Ceramic bowls, imitation porcelain bowls, stainless steel bowls, plastic bowls, wooden bowls, glass bowls… What kind of bowl do you use at home? For daily dry meals, bowls are one of the indispensable tableware. But have you paid attention to the bowls used for eating? Some bowls look beautiful, but long-term use will cause great harm to the body. The media has also repeatedly exposed the “death bowl”: hot soup with excess formaldehyde has become “poison”. Let’s take a look at which bowls are inferior and what kind of bowls should be selected. Imitation porcelain bowls can be called “deadly bowls”? What are the hazards? The texture of the imitation porcelain bowl is similar to that of ceramics. It is not only not easy to break, has good heat insulation effect, but also does not stick to oil and is easy to clean. It is widely favored by restaurant owners. Imitation porcelain bowls are generally made of melamine resin material, also known as melamine formaldehyde resin. Melamine resin is a resin formed by the polycondensation reaction of melamine and formaldehyde, which is bonded and thermally cured under high temperature conditions. Seeing this, many people are full of questions, “melamine”? ! “formaldehyde”? ! Isn’t this poisonous? why .
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