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When gerber is selling baby food with 454x the limit for plasticizers in it
Bright side: I can build a diet fully around drinking Angry Orchard and eating Sour Patch Kids
yim yum
Edit: I thought it would be really low in plastics, but it was one of the highest! 🤯
The longer food is stored in a plastic container, the more plastic leaches into it, right? If the 1952 powdered milk and crackers were stored in plastic containers, it makes sense that they contain the most plastic
Was plastic common in 1952? Or was it transferred to Tupperware in the late sixties?
