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Hi All,
I want to make some spare rotisserie rods and wondered if I can use square brass rods. Since they pass through and are in contact with the meat the entire cook time, I do not want to kill off the family with heavy-metal poisoning. Any idea where I can get some valid safety information on using brass? I know I could get stainless, but I have about 20 pieces of 1/4" square brass in lengths from about 18" to 26" which would do just fine. Dave |
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