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5 days ago

Talc, asbestos and cancer: What is the connection? DW 10/17/2025

Since the 1970s, studies have indicated that talc may be carcinogenic even studies conducted by one of its biggest commercial producers, the US pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson. But many studies and experts suggest it's when talc is contaminated with asbestos that it becomes conclusively carcinogenic. Johnson & Johnson says its talc products "do not contain asbestos." However, after a series of court cases and multi-billion-dollar payouts, Johnson & Johnson stopped making talcum powder with talc in the early 2020s
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3 weeks ago

Deep-Fry Shrimp Without A Huge Pot Of Oil With These 2 Kitchen Staples - Tasting Table

Restaurant-quality fried shrimp can be made using only cornstarch and a thin layer of oil through shallow frying for a crisp, airy coating.
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1 month ago

This Kitchen Staple Adds Crunch To Your Roasted Broccoli Without Affecting The Taste - Tasting Table

Thankfully, roasting solves both of these problems, intensifying the cruciferous vegetable's flavors and enhancing its texture with a delightful crunch. But if you are looking to turn an already irresistible side dish into a stand-out weeknight staple, try coating your broccoli in cornstarch before roasting to make it extra crispy. You might only associate cornstarch with thickening sauces or soups, but it also works great for crisping up just about any roasted vegetable.
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1 month ago

To Make Crumbl Copycat Cookies, You Need This Pantry Ingredient - Tasting Table

Adding cornstarch to cookie dough produces taller, chewier cookies by reducing spread and mimicking Crumbl’s signature texture.
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2 months ago

The Extra Step Your Pork Needs For The Tastiest Stir-Fry Possible - Tasting Table

Using cornstarch in stir-fry marinades ensures juiciness and enhances flavor while helping sauces adhere.
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