6 DISADVANTAGES OF COOKING IN CLAY POTS

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The clay used in manufacturing may be contaminated with iron oxide

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Clay is porous, and it may absorb soap

Manufactures may glaze clay pots with lead

Clay pots are fragile, and may not withstand high temperatures

Clay pots are famous for retaining flavors, which may ruin certain recipes

Clay pots absorb a lot of heat, which may not be safe to handle