NOTICE:
Healthy Diner’s Online Store has the right to repossess the items should you failed to full pay the remaining balance throughout the whole term.
For broken items upon delivery notice should be reported within 24 hours to replace the item.
NOTICE:
Healthy Diner’s Online Store has the right to repossess the items should you failed to full pay the remaining balance throughout the whole term.
For broken items upon delivery notice should be reported within 24 hours to replace the item.
NOTICE:
Healthy Diner’s Online Store has the right to repossess the items should you failed to full pay the remaining balance throughout the whole term.
For broken items upon delivery notice should be reported within 24 hours to replace the item.
NOTICE:
Healthy Diner’s Online Store has the right to repossess the items should you failed to full pay the remaining balance throughout the whole term.
For broken items upon delivery notice should be reported within 24 hours to replace the item.
NOTICE:
Healthy Diner’s Online Store has the right to repossess the items should you failed to full pay the remaining balance throughout the whole term.
For broken items upon delivery notice should be reported within 24 hours to replace the item.
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Why Glass?
Studies conducted for the EPA in North Carolina in 2007 have shown that perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) affects the immune system, causes liver cancer, alter thyroid hormones and induces testicular and pancreatic cancer. Also known as C8 or perfluorooctanoate, PFOA is a synthetic chemical used in the emulsion process, particularly in the production of non-stick cookware. PFOA is also known as an endocrine disruptor for its potential “estrogenic” effect.
Traditional metal cookware also releases metal residues that pose risks to our family’s health, especially when exposed to reactive ingredients such as the Filipino favorite vinegar in our local dishes Adobo and Paksiw.