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Фото профиля Johnny Kim Show
Johnny Kim Show3 лет назад

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Фото профиля Hailey Lennon
Hailey Lennon3 лет назад

@TheJohnKimShow How is that plastic bag not melting/releasing toxins into the food?

Фото профиля Johnny Kim Show
Johnny Kim Show3 лет назад

Idk but she is very old and pretty sure it isn't her first time cooking that way

Фото профиля Shibroni
Shibroni3 лет назад

@TheJohnKimShow This is interesting because it's now the second instance where I've seen people using plastic bags to cook food. In the Dominican the natives use them to steam rice. My first thoughts on this were what about the phalate toxin bleed into the food?

Фото профиля Johnny Kim Show
Johnny Kim Show3 лет назад

@shibtoshinobi True 🤔

Фото профиля Ȏ̶͖̽̌̾̈̄̍̀̆̆́͑͌͝akenshield
Ȏ̶͖̽̌̾̈̄̍̀̆̆́͑͌͝akenshield3 лет назад

@TheJohnKimShow Have fun with with the free radical monomers absorbed into your food from the hot olefins

Фото профиля John Beans
John Beans3 лет назад

@TheJohnKimShow Everybody’s talking about boiling water in a plastic bag, rather than the uncleaned fish just tossed in poop and all.

Фото профиля End
End3 лет назад

@TheJohnKimShow I'd like to see someone else do this and show that indeed the water will prevent the plastic from melting.

Фото профиля Johnny Kim Show
Johnny Kim Show3 лет назад

I will

Фото профиля CxO
CxO3 лет назад

@TheJohnKimShow Watch closely kids. Heating up a thin plastic bag is the easiest way to add a healthy dose of micro-plastics to your stews 🍲

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