I've been using drip tips for a few years and love them. I saw someone asking about the stainless steel tips, but what about brass? I see there's someone on Etsy selling them. They look cool, but has anyone tried them?
Any experience with solid brass drip tips?
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Because Many, if not Most, Brass Alloys are Reactive.
Have you ever seen a Brass Food or Water Container?
From: FDA Food Code 2009: Annex 3 - Public Health Reasons / Administrative Guidelines - Chapter 4, Equipment, Utensils, and Linens
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"Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc and contains lead which is used to combine the two elements. Historically, brass has been used for items such as pumps, pipe fitting, and goblets. All 3 constituents are subject to leaching when they contact acidic foods, and food poisoning has resulted from such contact."
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"Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc and contains lead which is used to combine the two elements. Historically, brass has been used for items such as pumps, pipe fitting, and goblets. All 3 constituents are subject to leaching when they contact acidic foods, and food poisoning has resulted from such contact."
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