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| Anch'io tempo fa avevo adocchiato varie latte come pentole economiche e leggere, poi ho letto questo: "I used a 12-ounce tuna fish can as my “Poor Man’s Pot.” It was light-weight and compact, held all my stove components, and nested inside my 3-cup aluminum pot with the windscreens.
Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, a BackpackingChef.com reader pointed out that I could be releasing BPA (Bisphenol A) into my food when I heated the can. Almost all cans are lined with an epoxy resin containing BPA which keeps canned food from spoiling. With the temperature of a candle flame exceeding 1700 degrees, it could have been possible that I was releasing BPA, so I had to find another solution."http://www.backpackingchef.com/Recipes_for...-june-2011.html...In pratica, meglio non utilizzare per cucinare contenitoti che non sono nati per farlo :-| A sto punto forse non è neanche da utilizzare la semplice lattina d'alluminio che suggerivo prima...boh! (anche se in America sono in molti che utilizzano le lattine come pentole perlomeno per bollire acqua)
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