Hello,
Could someone please recommend specific brands of cupcake liners (1.96" base diameter) that are safe to use for baking in a cockatiel household? I came across a an interesting study where some brands were analyzed for PFAs and was surprised to see different sizes made by the same brand had different results. For example, the "If You Care" brand's jumbo size cupcake liner had detectable levels of PFAs while the parchment paper roll made of the same material from the same brand had undetectably low levels of PFAs. Cupcake Liners Tested For Indications of PFAS "Forever Chemicals" -- Buying Guide
Has anyone used the Eoonfirst brand's standard Size cupcake liners (natural, unbleached version) without any issues? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VQJJ5FL/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A85OS5K1T86NH&th=1
Or any other brand's cupcake liners for the standard size cupcakes (1.97" base diameter)?
Thank you,
TKP
Could someone please recommend specific brands of cupcake liners (1.96" base diameter) that are safe to use for baking in a cockatiel household? I came across a an interesting study where some brands were analyzed for PFAs and was surprised to see different sizes made by the same brand had different results. For example, the "If You Care" brand's jumbo size cupcake liner had detectable levels of PFAs while the parchment paper roll made of the same material from the same brand had undetectably low levels of PFAs. Cupcake Liners Tested For Indications of PFAS "Forever Chemicals" -- Buying Guide
Has anyone used the Eoonfirst brand's standard Size cupcake liners (natural, unbleached version) without any issues? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VQJJ5FL/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A85OS5K1T86NH&th=1
Or any other brand's cupcake liners for the standard size cupcakes (1.97" base diameter)?
Thank you,
TKP
