Why do major soda companies get away with using harmful plastic that's bad to our environment?
each is the samefirst, use a meat thermometer in each, or share, but make sure to wash it before using it on each meat and after each check (do not transfer pork bacteria to beef roast)second, cook both at 350F for about 2-3 hours OR until thermometer reads a safe temperature for you to enjoy! don't forget salt and pepper with a hint of garlic on beef and hint of rosemary on porkseperate pans, cover both with foil for first halfput a bit of water in bottom of each pan.
depending on how big it is, try cutting it open after about 1-1/2 hours to see if there is any blood
I really don't knowPlastics, when used in packaging, are terrible for the environment1 - They are made from oil, which causes a lot of pollution to pump from the bottom of the ocean2 - Plastics take 200-400 years to break down in ideal conditions; in landfills even longer3 - Sure plastics can be recycled, but plastics do not recycle like other things doEach plastic item is made from different resinsTo recycle, those resins must be separated, which is very difficult to doIn the end, about 30% or less of the original product can actually be reusedIn addition, most times oil prices are low enough that it would be cheaper for companies to just buy virgin materials rather than recycled onesWhen that happens, most recycling plants just throw away the plastics they recive A better option for packaging would be aluminum or glass99% of aluminum can be reused after recycling and 95% of glass can be reusedAlso, reuseable glass bottles just need to be washed, so they are completely recycleable.
