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Avoid storing salt in copper vessels, as it can cause unwanted chemical reactions.
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Skip storing yoghurt in copper to prevent it from acquiring a metallic taste.
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Vinegar's acidity can react with copper, so opt for another container.
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Avoid storing tomatoes in copper vessels, as the acid in tomatoes can react with the copper, leaching copper into the food and potentially causing stomach upset.
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For the best taste and to avoid reactions, keep desserts in containers other than copper.
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While copper is great for water storage, wait until hot water cools before transferring it.
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Milk shouldn't be stored in copper, as it can react and potentially cause stomach upset.
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The acidity of some fruits can cause copper leaching, so choose another storage option.
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Make a note so that you can make healthy choices for your food habits!
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