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How Is Silicone Cookware Made?
2008 Personnel Trainer
The Gourmet Retailer Magazine
February 2008
The Gourmet Retailer Magazine
February 2008
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Silicone kitchenware products are made form
FDA-approved food grade silicone, which is
formed by "curing", essentially forming cross
links between linear polymers. To mold the
silicone, curing is done at approximately 230
degrees Fahrenheit and post-curing at 390
degrees Fahrenheit to purify the product.
Finally, the silicone cookware is immersed in
hot water, rinsed, dried and treated.
FDA-approved food grade silicone, which is
formed by "curing", essentially forming cross
links between linear polymers. To mold the
silicone, curing is done at approximately 230
degrees Fahrenheit and post-curing at 390
degrees Fahrenheit to purify the product.
Finally, the silicone cookware is immersed in
hot water, rinsed, dried and treated.
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