Safe Cookware + Tips! 🍳

Transform your kitchen and elevate your cooking with our guide to safe cookware choices. Explore health benefits, cooking tips, and more in our latest email!

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Kathleen Barnes
February 03, 2024

February 3, 2024

A Message from Kathleen:

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the new Your Wellness Guide, now on beehiiv. That’s why we’re running a little bit late this week.

What’s your cookware like? In our toxic world, just any old pan might be harming you and your family. A good rule of thumb is to avoid Teflon at all costs.

So, what can you use that safe, affordable, and easy to maintain?

Check out our comprehensive guide in our main article this week.

Be well,

Kathleen

P.S. I’ve been in the garden all day. The weather is gorgeous!

Main Article

Discover the importance of safe cookware for your health. Learn their average costs, maintenance, and more. Make informed choices!

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