Aluminum baking sheets

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Any suggestions on working with aluminum baking sheets?

Using Aluminum can be very dangerous and is harmful to brain tissue. It isn't a cooking medium of
choice. Matt

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keep up with your urban myths...the aluminum being harmful myth is just that a myth.

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Any suggestions on working with aluminum baking sheets?

Using Aluminum can be very dangerous and is harmful to brain tissue. It isn't a cooking medium
of choice.

The danger is in repeating urban legends. There is no causal link between Alzheimer's and aluminum.

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Any suggestions on working with aluminum baking sheets?

Using Aluminum can be very dangerous and is harmful to brain tissue. It isn't a cooking medium
of choice.

Here's information on that urban legend:

snopes.comvalentin.htmOpen ↗

The way I remember it, there were autopsy reports on finding abnormal amounts of alluminum in the
brains of Alzheimer's patients that made some people afraid of using alluminum cookware. I first
heard this in the 1980s and didn't know the rumors went back to the 1920s until I checked Snopes.
Later reports debunked the original research, but that didn't make as big an impact in the news.

--Lia

Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Julia Altshuler said:

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Any suggestions on working with aluminum baking sheets?

Using Aluminum can be very dangerous and is harmful to brain tissue. It isn't a cooking medium of
choice.

Here's information on that urban legend:

snopes.comvalentin.htmOpen ↗

The way I remember it, there were autopsy reports on finding abnormal amounts of alluminum in the
brains of Alzheimer's patients that made some people afraid of using alluminum cookware. I first
heard this in the 1980s and didn't know the rumors went back to the 1920s until I checked Snopes.
Later reports debunked the original research, but that didn't make as big an impact in the news.

--Lia

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Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Uninformed and smug. Nice combination.

modom

zxcvbob said:

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That's the kind of suggestion I was looking for, how to compensate in the recipe for changes in
the hardware. I'll be baking this weekend so I'll get back with what changed and how it worked.

Melt the butter and combine all the ingredients at once instead of creaming the solid butter and
sugar first. The resulting dough will be kind of soft, so refrigerate it for an hour if it is too
sticky to work. Melting the butter frees up its whey to develop the gluten in the flour a little.

You also might try using bread flour instead of AP.

Good suggestions all. I'll give them a try.

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It sounds like your oven is too hot.

I had thought that as well. It just seems strange to me that the only thing that has changed from
the last time I baked cookies (the weekend before) and this time was the pan.

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Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Too bad there's no selective pressure for credulity.

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Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Too bad there's no selective pressure for credulity.

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Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and drinking
from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells and
"replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a breakdown
of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!! B-0b1

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Darryl L. Pierce said:

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Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Too bad there's no selective pressure for credulity.

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Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and drinking
from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells and
"replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a breakdown
of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!! B-0b1

Aluminum is a very common element that we are constantly exposed to even without using aluminum
cookware. By the way, Dr. Alzheimer described the disease, he didn't have it.
alz.orgWhatIsAD.htmOpen ↗

According to the Alzheimer's Association:
4. Myth: Drinking out of aluminum cans or cooking in aluminum pots and pans can lead to Alzheimer's
disease. Reality: Based on current research, getting rid of aluminum cans, pots, and pans will
not protect you from Alzheimer's disease. The exact role (if any) of aluminum in Alzheimer's
disease is still being researched and debated. However, most researchers believe that not enough
evidence exists to consider aluminum a risk factor for Alzheimer's or a cause of dementia.

That is basically what was published in one of our recent Journals of Chiropractic. We feel the use
of this product should be banned. Matt

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Darryl L. Pierce said:

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Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Too bad there's no selective pressure for credulity.

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Darryl L. Pierce <[email hidden]> Visit the Infobahn Offramp -
<http://mypage.org/mcpierce> "What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"

Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and drinking
from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells and
"replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a breakdown
of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!! B-0b1

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.

You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease. Matt

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Darryl L. Pierce said:

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>Be my guest and do use them...its a Darwin thing!

Too bad there's no selective pressure for credulity.

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<http://mypage.org/mcpierce> "What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"

Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and drinking
from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells and
"replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a breakdown
of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!! B-0b1

Aluminum is a very common element that we are constantly exposed to even without using aluminum
cookware. By the way, Dr. Alzheimer described the disease, he didn't have it.
alz.orgWhatIsAD.htmOpen ↗

According to the Alzheimer's Association:
4. Myth: Drinking out of aluminum cans or cooking in aluminum pots and pans can lead to
Alzheimer's disease. Reality: Based on current research, getting rid of aluminum cans, pots,
and pans will not protect you from Alzheimer's disease. The exact role (if any) of aluminum in
Alzheimer's disease is still being researched and debated. However, most researchers believe
that not enough evidence exists to consider aluminum a risk factor for Alzheimer's or a cause
of dementia.

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You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease. Matt

So, are you going to post a link or what?

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You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease. Matt

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For someone who prefers Tang and Cool Whip over natural food products, it seem inconsistent to get
picky when it comes to cookware. You have no way of knowing what manufacturers use to produce all
the artificial products that you claim you like in the thread over at rec.food.baking. Furthermore,
I think that Chiropractors are qualified to manipulate the body, but don't have the credentials to
advise people on wider issues like nutrition and allergies.

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><http://mypage.org/mcpierce> "What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"

Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and
drinking from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells
and "replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a
breakdown of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!! B-0b1

Aluminum is a very common element that we are constantly exposed to even without using aluminum
cookware. By the way, Dr. Alzheimer described

the

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disease, he didn't have it. alz.orgWhatIsAD.htmOpen ↗

According to the Alzheimer's Association:
4. Myth: Drinking out of aluminum cans or cooking in aluminum pots and

pans

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can lead to Alzheimer's disease. Reality: Based on current research, getting rid of aluminum
cans, pots,

and

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pans will not protect you from Alzheimer's disease. The exact role (if

any)

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of aluminum in Alzheimer's disease is still being researched and

debated.

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However, most researchers believe that not enough evidence exists to consider aluminum a risk
factor for Alzheimer's or a cause of dementia.

Chiropractors have far more study hours in nutrition and the diseases that arise from the improper
use of common utensils than the allopathic person. They have less than 6 hours. I find Tang to be as
good as other fluid replacements. Orange Juice is not for everyone...as I explained it is far to
acid for me. We happen to prefer Cool Whip rather than whipped cream for many reasons. I did not
advise you to stop using cream. I stated it was not for us and is the choice of many. Matt

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You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease. Matt

Vox Humana wrote:

For someone who prefers Tang and Cool Whip over natural food products, it seem inconsistent to get
picky when it comes to cookware. You have no way of knowing what manufacturers use to produce all
the artificial products that you claim you like in the thread over at rec.food.baking.
Furthermore, I think that Chiropractors are qualified to manipulate the body, but don't have the
credentials to advise people on wider issues like nutrition and allergies.

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>>Too bad there's no selective pressure for credulity.
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>>Darryl L. Pierce <[email hidden]> Visit the Infobahn Offramp -
>><http://mypage.org/mcpierce> "What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"
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> Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
> since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and
> drinking from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells
> and "replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a
> breakdown of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!! B-0b1

Aluminum is a very common element that we are constantly exposed to even without using aluminum
cookware. By the way, Dr. Alzheimer described

the

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disease, he didn't have it. alz.orgWhatIsAD.htmOpen ↗

According to the Alzheimer's Association:
4. Myth: Drinking out of aluminum cans or cooking in aluminum pots and

pans

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can lead to Alzheimer's disease. Reality: Based on current research, getting rid of aluminum
cans, pots,

and

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pans will not protect you from Alzheimer's disease. The exact role (if

any)

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of aluminum in Alzheimer's disease is still being researched and

debated.

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However, most researchers believe that not enough evidence exists to consider aluminum a risk
factor for Alzheimer's or a cause of dementia.

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[email hidden] wrote on 1/3/04 9:33 PM:

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In article said:

You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease. Matt

So, are you going to post a link or what?

No, he's not. He's just going to continue top-posting his misspelled nonsense.

Time to stop feeding this troll, methinks.

You can do your own searches. I don't do any work for others. If you don't know how to do a search
just email us and we will instruct you on how to do it. Matt

Cheryl Rouen said:

in article [email hidden], Katra at [email hidden] wrote on
1/3/04 9:33 PM:

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In article said:

You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease. Matt

So, are you going to post a link or what?

No, he's not. He's just going to continue top-posting his misspelled nonsense.

Time to stop feeding this troll, methinks.

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Napoleon introduced "ALUNIMUM" (lol) to the world of food indigestion! It's only become WORSE
since, Mr. Alzheimer was exhumed and became the leading result of cooking, eating, and drinking
from the containers made of "AL" as well! It has an ionic affect on the brain cells and
"replaces" natural and SAFE chemistry with its lesser and more active valence. THUS a breakdown
of Brain Chemistry and subsequent loss of memories long cherished. DUH!!

Can you cite the source of your "information"?

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You need to start reading the journals of our association to get get peer reviewed opinions not
affected by allopathic medicine. The Journal of Chiropractic has many interesting articles on
nutrition and the common occurrence of disease.

Sounds like a case of pleading authority, which is a logical fallacy.

HINT: What makes chiropractors experts in nutrition, and why should articles in a chiropractic
journal have any authority regarding nutrition, a completely separate discipline?

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You can do your own searches. I don't do any work for others.

You make a reference, you need to support it.

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Chiropractors have far more study hours in nutrition and the diseases that arise from the improper
use of common utensils than the allopathic person.

That still does not make them experts or authorities in the field of nutrition.

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