Tips: Eating BPA-free

[dogeared]

In scary news, a new report from Consumer Reports talks about levels of Bisphenol A (BPA-the chemical that had people switching from plastic water bottles to stainless steel ones) showing up in a variety of canned foods: Concern over canned foods.
Consumer Reports' latest tests of canned foods, including soups, juice, tuna, and green beans, have

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[small_chicken]

That's why I save up all of my peanut-butter jars.

[breakableheart]

INFANT FORMULA IS THE ALTERNATIVE! BREASTMILK IS THE NORMAL FOOD FOR INFANTS!

[rainbow]

*nod* I can't eat most canned foods since I react to the BPA. I buy stuff in jars or fresh.

[bitchie_poo]

it's really really sad that such an additive should even be a concern in a food for infants. i fully support breastfeeding for as long as possible, but sometimes it isn't possible or practical.