Homepage › Forums › General Discussions › Are our alloy tins good or Bad? › Reply To: Are our alloy tins good or Bad?
If you feel you have a genetic predisposition, you should do what you can to prevent it, right? So, I will continue in my belief that aluminum causes brain disorders, and I don’t expect a following. It’s my preference to not cook with, ever, or handle aluminum on a daily basis. I’m not afraid to buy in a toque tin, as it hasn’t begun oxidation and transference is practically absent. We all have our preferences and this is one of mine. I wish it hadn’t become such a topic, really, and I should have not mentioned it. But I am passionate about natural health, though it’s a hard row to hoe in this FDA controlled food industry. Meat and veggies are all I prefer to eat, and those are questionable. But I’m content to decant snuff. It’s ok. The performance of the Toque tins are second to none, and I DO wish they were steel, or even a nice grade of plastic. The old Singletons Super Menthol tap tin has become a favorite of mine. But this is just me. I expect no one to change, least of all Toquesnuff, though Roderick has an amazing customer service, I am just one person. Everyone loves the tins. I can change a lot easier than he can change an established favorite. Waiting on those German snuff/tap boxes to show up in accessories. I believe those may be a great option.