... up for about 45 min. After eating the eggs, I realized the container's shape has been distorted due to the hot water. The container is not microwave safe, I am wondering if there is any concerns with eating the egg that might have been contaminated by the melted plastic particle in the water? (the eggs were dripping with water when I had them)
Answers (2)
Some plastic has plasticiser chemicals that make the plastic flexible. They stink like the air from a tire. It is usually butylene and has a strong rubber smell. If the dish doesn't stink it's not going to make you sick. But you really ought to pay more attention. There is no reason to heat an egg to a temperature that melts plastic. Warm water from the faucet is hot enough, and it only takes a couple of minutes to warm an egg.
i took off the egg shell before soaking them in hot water in the container.
Thanks!