Experts warn that serving samosas, pakodas and other hot snacks on newspaper may allow chemicals from printing ink to mix with food and pose health risks.
Serving hot snacks such as samosas and pakodas on newspaper or other printed paper may pose health risks, experts warn. Chemicals in printing ink can mix with food and be consumed, potentially causing health problems.
The warning applies to using newspaper as a wrapper or serving surface for hot food. Experts advise against this practice, and several countries, including India, have enacted strict laws addressing it.
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