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		<title>By: matt wright</title>
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		<description>Glad to see all metal. I ditched plastic from my kitchen years ago now, and couldn&#039;t be happier. Why anyone would use toxic stuff that can melt into your food I have no idea!
Go metal tools!
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Go metal tools!</p>
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