Witness the incredible process of recycling old ship scrap into durable plastic mixing pots, crafted by the skilled hands of a hardworking artisan. This video showcases the step-by-step journey of ...

A mixing bowl isn’t the most glamorous piece of gear in a kitchen. It doesn’t slice or sear. It doesn’t plug in. There’s no Bluetooth. It doesn’t cost $400. And that’s kind of the ...

Many plastic mixing bowls are made with polypropylene plastic, meaning they're BPA-free, but do contain phthalates. Therefore, they could be toxic when damaged or exposed to heat.

Dave Condo, a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation environmental chemist, said the mix contains about 2% plastic additive, which equates to at least 150,000 single-use plastic bags.

Dave Condo, a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation environmental chemist, said the mix contains about 2% plastic additive, which equates to at least 150,000 single-use plastic bags.