Jan 23 • General discussion
Nickel free silverware
Wondering what utensils to use when eating your meals?
The best thing to do is to start with silverware that has the marking 18/0 on it which tells you it has zero nickel in it.
The zero located on this marking it means that the item has zero nickel in it if your silverware or pots and pans have 18/8 or 18/10 that means that there is a small amount of nickel in the item, 8% or 10%.
You can also use real silver and pull out the good stuff to eat with on a day-to-day basis. So don’t worry, this can go through the dishwasher and you may as well use the good stuff in my opinion.
Another option would be to temporarily use wooden utensils or plastic utensils, chopsticks, or your hands work as well!
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Nickel free silverware
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