Actually, I'd estimate that it's for use on decorative mugs, coffee containers, and the rims of sets of glassware, stuff like that.
I don't think they'd dump that much on gold leaf or flake pigment for disposable items. It's more likely for durable, reusable kitchen items, where non-corroding gold surface lends practical utility to consumer facing goods.
Either that, or there's a trade secret in their large scale industrial processes, that demands an amount of gold plated hardware to withstand amounts of heat and corrosion to protect flavor or some other quality control measure.
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[ 3.7 ms ] story [ 30.8 ms ] threadWhat do Starbucks and GM use gold for?
https://geology.com/minerals/gold/uses-of-gold.shtml
I don't think they'd dump that much on gold leaf or flake pigment for disposable items. It's more likely for durable, reusable kitchen items, where non-corroding gold surface lends practical utility to consumer facing goods.
Either that, or there's a trade secret in their large scale industrial processes, that demands an amount of gold plated hardware to withstand amounts of heat and corrosion to protect flavor or some other quality control measure.
How dare the government of Venezuela dispose of its own gold.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-31/store-your-gold-ba...
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