• newIdentity@sh.itjust.works
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    In Germany we just take regular “Backpapier” (literally “baking paper”) and put it in the oven.

    It’s basically just Polytetrafluroethylene, better known as PTFE or Teflon™

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      You’re telling me that one of the reasons that water is globally polluted with PFAs is because Germans love David Hasselho… I mean, because German parchment paper is coated in Teflon? EDIT: google says that the vast majority of parchment paper is silicone coated, not teflon. I was starting to get a justice arrhythmia, I can calm down a bit now.

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        I’m sorry. I don’t mean PTFE, but PFOA, but apparently it’s forbidden since 2021. I’m sorry for spreading outdated information