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Yes, Yeti coolers use food-contact-safe plastics; keep food sealed and at 40°F or colder for safe storage.

No, Yankee Candle jars aren’t certified for food contact; keep them for décor or recycle rather than storing food or drinks.

Yes, many packaged wraps meet ultra-processed criteria under NOVA; simple-ingredient or homemade wraps can be processed, not ultra-processed.

Yes, XL Ziploc bags are food-safe for storage and short reheating when used as directed by the manufacturer.

Yes, most wraps count as processed food, but you can make minimally processed wraps with whole-grain tortillas and fresh, simple fillings.

No. Wooden craft sticks are only food-safe when they’re explicitly labeled food-grade and used as intended.

Yes, wooden bowls are food-safe when made from hardwoods, finished with food-safe oils, and cleaned and dried promptly.

No—wood stains aren’t food-safe for direct contact; seal with a food-contact-safe coating and let it fully cure.

Yes, raw chicken wings are minimally processed, while breaded, pre-cooked, or sauced wings count as processed food.

No—most Wilton food colors are water-based gels; only Wilton Candy Colors are oil-based for chocolate and candy melts.