The REAL Truth about Fiesta Fiestaware, New and Old
WEBDec 10, 2007 · Vintage Radioactive Red is actually ORANGE IN COLOR. After a 14 year absence of Fiesta, HL reintroduced the Fiestaware line in 1986. This line is refered to as 'Post-86" Fiesta. In 2004, Fiesta introduced Scarlet red. It is a true RED, like the Coca-cola red. Entirely lead free and uranium free.
Eating off of Vintage Dishes? - Homesteading Forum
WEBNov 7, 2012 · Don't store food in them, don't microwave food in them, don't use serving bowls for high-acid foods or liquid foods. I would use your dinnerware, but wisely. (I don't think it will stand up well in the dishwasher though) And about the Fiesta type ware, lead wasn't the concern back in those days, it was the uranium that had folks freaking out.
Does anyone have the "Fire King" dinnerware...
WEBDec 9, 2007 · Reply Like. C. CraftyDiva. 1368 posts · Joined 2003. #3 · Dec 9, 2007. Fire King is/was made by the ANchor Hockey glass company, a USA compny. I"m sure as an AMerican manufacturer they had to follow federal guidelines in the production of dishes, glassware and bakeware. Meaning little to no lead in it's production.
okay to use tin bread dough riser | Homesteading Forum
WEBMar 4, 2004 · Tin cookware probably cannot hurt you. Health hazards related to tin involve what are known as organic tin compounds. Organic tin compounds are produced industrially for the manufacture of certain plastics, wood preservatives and pesticides. They also occur naturally in very small amounts in the Earth's crust.
Can I pressure can salsa? - Homesteading Forum
WEBAug 6, 2014 · Yes, I think you could pressure can them. The only thing is, salsa is supposed to come out sort of chunky and the pressure canning may make your tomatoes come out more like sauce. Let us know how it comes out. terri9630 and Dixie Bee Acres.