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    I don't think you can use galvanised metal in cooking. zink, tin, and lead.

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    we take cinderblocks and a steel plate and make an oven, use a propane weedburner for the heat

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    Quote Originally Posted by olddude View Post
    I don't think you can use galvanised metal in cooking. zink, tin, and lead.
    so it wouldnt be right to sell as a cooking item?
    collecting san joses scrap

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