titanium cookware dangerous?

"Solar Flare" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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They didn't change to aluminum at that point and most still are steel

"Calif Bill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Not the reason Alum cans became predominant. The can companies had

to pay

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for the goods when a "Tin" can leaked. The aluminum cans were a

little move

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expensive, but the lack of a side seam made for a lot less buy

backs. So

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the beer companies went aluminum as the can companies could sell

them at a

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cheaper overall cost.

"Solar Flare" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Cans used to be steel and with lead solder seams. People were

becoming

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retarded, in many cases, from lead poisoning, similar to some of
ignorant young'uns here, and they had to change materials.

Never buy canned good from countries without food standards.

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> In article

<[email hidden]>,

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> >aluminum cansa re more often than not lined with some type of
varnish
> >but the little point in which you open the can exposes freshly

bare

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> >aluminum which the beverage is poured through so just about

every

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drop
> >is exposed to raw aluminum
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> >if you fear titanium make sure you check the ingredients in your
> >toothpaste
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> Seems like they make titanium body parts.
> I wonder if aluminum cans have always been lined.
> They didn't used to use aluminum for beer cans.
> Of course here in Pittsburgh, Iron City beer also comes
> in aluminum bottles. I never took one apart. Supposed to keep

beer

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cooler!
> This same company used to make most of the Samuel Adams.
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> Green olives comes in glass jars and black olives comes
> in cans. A DJ said this today.
> Perhaps the acedic nature of green olive packing?
>
> greg

You rarely see a steel beer can! Beer and soda tends to leak more as it is
under pressure.

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WTF is a "compurt" and a "clooged"?

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Ah yes, now the dodge. Thanks for proving you have nothing to
say, chicken-little...

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"Solar Flare" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is that the Alcan webste or yours?
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You are that clooged, or just willfully ignorant, aren't you?
I
gave you the reference on where to check, I guess you don't
know
how to use your compurt any better than you can read real
data,
huh?

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> "Solar Flare" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > ASA only contains aluminum in ther Alzheimer ridden USA.
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> > It is a blood brain barrier clogger.
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> And the excuse for your brain being clogged is......
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> I suggest you read up on actual alzheimer research and what
> the
> Alzheimer's Association says, and quit getting your info
> from
> chicken-little... Besides, what would you use in place of
> that
> foil you wrap your head in to keep the 'bad stuff' out?
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> > "rick" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> >> "MTV" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> >> > Zix wrote:
> >> >> Hi all,
> >> >>
> >> >> I've noticed that at camping stores now they are
> >> >> selling titanium cookware, sometimes coated with
> >> >> some kind of enamel, but often not. It looks
> >> >> interesting because it is very lightweight, but
> >> >> also because it is not aluminum which is dangerous
> >> >> to use for health reasons.
> >> >>
> >> >> But my question is, is titanium any less toxic
> >> >> in actuality?
> >> >>
> >> >> Thanks.
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> > Did I miss something? Why would aluminum be toxic?
> >> > ===========================
> >> It's another in the growing list of 'the sky is falling'
> >> scare
> >> tactics.
> >> They'll also tell you to stop taking aspirin and
> >> antacids,
> >> since
> >> those cantain far more aluminum than you'll ever get
> >> from a
> >> pot.
> >> The FDA treats anything that can leach into food from
> >> any
> >> containers to be an additive. They don't consider
> >> aluminum
> >> as
> >> such.
> >>
> >> > MTV
> >>
> >>
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> >
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Ron Peterson said:

R.H. Allen said:

I wouldn't worry about the safety of titanium, but I'm not sure how I
would like such a light pan. Though I can see how that would be an
advantage to someone hiking and camping....

Titanium is intermediate in density 4.54, compared to 2.7 for aluminum,
and 7.87 for iron.

Huh. So it is. One of those things that you're sure you know, but you
really don't....

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WTF is a "compurt" and a "clooged"?

Probably a combination of poor education and various chemicals.

I posted a similar question on rec.food.cooking. Here's a link to the
discussion:

http://tinyurl.com/egrkv

Also, what type of cans are Fosters' Lager and they mini keg cans?

Jim

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Green olives comes in glass jars and black olives comes
in cans. A DJ said this today.
Perhaps the acedic nature of green olive packing?

greg

I have always wondered about the olive thing, and we have discussed this as
a family here oddly enough. The prevailing thought here is it is to help
the blind tell them apart.....
;-)
Tomes

You rarely see a can of vegetables made from aluminum.

Beer was only some obsession of some poster.

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You rarely see a steel beer can! Beer and soda tends to leak more

as it is

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under pressure.

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R.H. Allen said:

I wouldn't worry about the safety of titanium, but I'm not sure how I
would like such a light pan. Though I can see how that would be an
advantage to someone hiking and camping....

Titanium is intermediate in density 4.54, compared to 2.7 for aluminum,
and 7.87 for iron.

It's also almost as strong and tough as steel, but aluminium isn't. So your can
make much lighter items with Ti. But for cooking (well, frying pans anyway)
you want something that acts like a heat reservoir.

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Titanium is very resistant to heat and has been used in jet engines.

It's wonderful stuff, but a hard to machine!

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Are we STILL going on about this? I will continue to use aluminum pots and
pans unless eating food from them makes me glow in the dark or grow a third
eye or something. There! Nuff said!
Muzzleloader

If you are so bored with the topic, then why did your post a response? Not
very smart, but if it floats your boat then go ahead.

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<snipped it all due to extreme boredom with this thread>
Are we STILL going on about this? I will continue to use aluminum pots and
pans unless eating food from them makes me glow in the dark or grow a
third eye or something. There! Nuff said!
Muzzleloader

Zix said:

Hi all,

I've noticed that at camping stores now they are
selling titanium cookware, sometimes coated with
some kind of enamel, but often not. It looks
interesting because it is very lightweight, but
also because it is not aluminum which is dangerous
to use for health reasons.

But my question is, is titanium any less toxic
in actuality?

Thanks.

I'm using magnesium cookware for car camping. I'ts about the same
weight as iron, but comes in cool colors. I just worry about
overheating it.

Those holes in your cookware are not for fat drainage they are for the
bolts on your car wheels.

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I'm using magnesium cookware for car camping. I'ts about the same
weight as iron, but comes in cool colors. I just worry about
overheating it.

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Zix said:

Hi all,

I've noticed that at camping stores now they are
selling titanium cookware, sometimes coated with
some kind of enamel, but often not. It looks
interesting because it is very lightweight, but
also because it is not aluminum which is dangerous
to use for health reasons.

But my question is, is titanium any less toxic
in actuality?

Thanks.

I'm using magnesium cookware for car camping. I'ts about the same
weight as iron, but comes in cool colors. I just worry about
overheating it.

But when it's done glowing, your food will be cooked all through.
Every little ash of it.
--

r.bc: vixen
Speaker to squirrels, willow watcher, etc..
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.
Really.

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If you are so bored with the topic, then why did your post a response? Not
very smart, but if it floats your boat then go ahead.

Just so I could bring trolls out from under the bridge, of course!
Muzzleloader
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"If you hand a man a website, he surfs for one day, but if you teach a man
to Google, he surfs for a lifetime."

You got a large fish that time.

I am not sure if Ron is proud to be a troll yet.

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If you are so bored with the topic, then why did your post a

response? Not

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very smart, but if it floats your boat then go ahead.

Just so I could bring trolls out from under the bridge, of course!
Muzzleloader
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teach a man

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to Google, he surfs for a lifetime."

I may have strong opinions and I may not always be the nicest person when it
comes to my responses to a fool like you, but I certainly am not a troll. I
have never posted a message designed to disrupt the flow of the newsgroup or
to be offensive. I will continue to call a spade a spade, but that is just
the way I am. If you don't like being called out for your insane posts,
don't make them.

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You got a large fish that time.

I am not sure if Ron is proud to be a troll yet.

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If you are so bored with the topic, then why did your post a

response? Not

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very smart, but if it floats your boat then go ahead.

Just so I could bring trolls out from under the bridge, of course!
Muzzleloader
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teach a man

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to Google, he surfs for a lifetime."

Aren't you disrupting the flow of the newsgroup by calling me a fool? It
doesn't sound like an on topic reply in my mind. Also, if you re read my
post, I was not being offensive, I was just stating my opinion. I too am
very opinionated . If you don't like it, don't read or respond to my posts.
Now, to bring this thread back to it's original theme, i.e.: ON TRACK, I
really don't see any difference whether one uses aluminum, titanium,
magnesium, steel or cast iron pans either in the woods or at home. The type
of pan one uses is personal preference. When I camp near the car, I use my
heavy cast iron, when I go wilderness camping, I bring my light weight pans,
some are aluminum, some are light weight steel.

Muzzleloader
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to Google, he surfs for a lifetime."

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I may have strong opinions and I may not always be the nicest person when
it comes to my responses to a fool like you, but I certainly am not a
troll. I have never posted a message designed to disrupt the flow of the
newsgroup or to be offensive. I will continue to call a spade a spade, but
that is just the way I am. If you don't like being called out for your
insane posts, don't make them.

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You got a large fish that time.

I am not sure if Ron is proud to be a troll yet.

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response? Not

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> very smart, but if it floats your boat then go ahead.
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Just so I could bring trolls out from under the bridge, of course!
Muzzleloader
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teach a man

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to Google, he surfs for a lifetime."

I had to put him in the bozo bin quite some time ago.

You may have to do the same to keep the NG sane and without continual
ad hominem attacks.

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Aren't you disrupting the flow of the newsgroup by calling me a

fool? It

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doesn't sound like an on topic reply in my mind. Also, if you re

read my

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post, I was not being offensive, I was just stating my opinion. I

too am

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very opinionated . If you don't like it, don't read or respond to my

posts.

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Now, to bring this thread back to it's original theme, i.e.: ON

TRACK, I

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really don't see any difference whether one uses aluminum, titanium,
magnesium, steel or cast iron pans either in the woods or at home.

The type

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of pan one uses is personal preference. When I camp near the car, I

use my

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heavy cast iron, when I go wilderness camping, I bring my light

weight pans,

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some are aluminum, some are light weight steel.

Muzzleloader
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teach a man

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to Google, he surfs for a lifetime."

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I may have strong opinions and I may not always be the nicest

person when

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it comes to my responses to a fool like you, but I certainly am not

a

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troll. I have never posted a message designed to disrupt the flow

of the

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newsgroup or to be offensive. I will continue to call a spade a

spade, but

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that is just the way I am. If you don't like being called out for

your

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insane posts, don't make them.

"Solar Flare" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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You got a large fish that time.

I am not sure if Ron is proud to be a troll yet.

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> Just so I could bring trolls out from under the bridge, of

course!

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Only if you eat from it.

Or stockpile too much.

N.

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Only if you eat from it.

Or stockpile too much.

N.

The nesting set is to be avoided.
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