Three-legged pots hold deep cultural value in many South African communities, symbolising tradition and togetherness. But new research warns that some, made from recycled scrap metal, may release harmful toxins like lead into food.
Experts now urge caution, as they unpack the health risks and how to stay safe while preserving tradition.

Three-legged pots hold deep cultural value in many South African communities, symbolising tradition and togetherness. But new research warns that some, made from recycled scrap metal, may release harmful toxins like lead into food. Experts now urge caution, as they unpack the health risks and how to stay safe while preserving tradition.

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Hang out with Thando Thabethe on 947 Drive with Thando every Monday to Friday, 15:00 to 18:00.

Hang out with Thando Thabethe on 947 Drive with Thando every Monday to Friday, 15:00 to 18:00.

Tradition vs Risk Are Three-Legged Pots Safe

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