I also would like to know if this popper is BPA free?
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Sorry but I don't really have the answer to your question, you would need to check with the company maker of the product. I can only say that this West Bend Stir Crazy popcorn popper has been working very well and living up to its product description. Hope my answer is helpful too you.
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I looked at the instruction manual and I don't see anywhere BPA free I did go to their website too and did not see Bpa free anywhere. www.westbend.com
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I just went to West Bend site and I don't think so. I would email them directly. I usually look for BPA free things too. Good luck.
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Mine are plastic. They are holding up just fine though. Great popper. Have not purchased microwave popcorn since. I use coconut oil or bacon grease for my popcorn.
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I can't see anything on the box or the manual suggesting that it is BPA free. I also couldn't find anything online, sorry. It is approved by the FDA though :)
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Bob,We ended up having to replace our popper a couple months ago. I think I got water in it one to many times wiping it down with a fairly soaked sponge. I must say we used this several times a week on average. It is still a good product. I just need to be more careful about washing it. Hope this helps.
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Check this Amazon add for answers and a much better price for the same popper. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00K2216FO?cache=959d929a9ea91bf2033bcffbc3dde6b2π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&qid;=1409064886&sr;=8-4#ref=mp_s_a_1_4
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Not sure if it is BPA free. However; when I used it I gave it a quick flush and it didn't have any abnormal taste.
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yes I have used them many times and they show no sign of ware. I run the bottom under hot water briefly and they pull out easy. I store the pops in zip lock snack size bags and they fit perfect. I believe they are BPA free as it did state on their web site but there was no paper work included in the box. I would buy them again very durable. Well worth the money. I bought two for free shipping and I'm glad I did because I use them that much.
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Yes, it is plastic & BPA free. I would like it better if it were glass but it works well.
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I assume it's plenty powerful for nut chopping, etc. But, it was given as a gift, so I'm not totally sure. But, all of these processors can easily chop nuts and seeds with no problem. As for the "bpa free", I have no idea. Sorry about that.
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Yes, according to Consumer Search, it is BPA-free. You can see a review of the steamer, and confirmation of the BPA-free plastic, at this link: http://www.consumersearch.com/food-steamers/oster-5712-digital-food-steamer. Hope this helps!
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Yes, it is plastic. I wrote to Krups, and they said that all their products are BPA free. (There is also a little bit of plastic inside the kettle.) I'm very happy with the product. I should also mention that I don't use the infuser. I just use the kettle to heat water.
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I cannot say if the plastic is BPA free. I checked the manufacturer's website and all they say is that it is hard plastic. I no longer use this sprayer as it tended to be somewhat messy. I have tried a number of these misters and none really work as well as the commercial varieties.
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Hi MJ,Thanks very much for your interest in our product. Yes, the spigot is indeed BPA Free, per manufacture's indication. Should you have other question about our product, please kindly contact us directly for a faster response. Thanks again and have a wonderful Holidays!Sincerely,PWH
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Mine just arrived and I was disappointed to find plastic on the inside around the spout. I called the company and the representative said the plastic is BPA free. I wish I could find something online that confirmed this. Not sure if I'm going to keep the product
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I appreciate your response Marjorie. Though perhaps the product has changed since you last ordered. This is what the Tovolo website had to say about it: Do the Freezer Pop Molds contain BPA?BPA has only been found in Polycarbonate Plastic; all of our Pop Molds are made from Polypropylene (PP) Plastics, which have a recycle number of five.If you have any questions about BPA and Polycarbonate plastics, please visit the below website for information:* http://www.bisphenol-a.org
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I don't know where Sandra got the idea it is BPA free. The clear plastic that contacts the popcorn when heated is labeled PC for recycling. Polycarbonate is not BPA free. I agree that you should not buy it.
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sorry i cant answer you about being bpa free this product makes my pancakes very yummy and icecream too .