Niejednokrotnie właściciele kostkarek lub lodówek z kostkarkami lub osoby przygotowujące lód w kostkach z foremek, próbując delektować się przygotowanym na lodzie napojem zauważyli, że jego posmak jest nieco „dziwny”.

Zobaczcie jak mogą wyglądać maszyny do produkcji lodu.

Many publications claim that adding ice to drinks, which makes them very cold, can irritate the throat and vocal cords, especially in hot weather. And this is undoubtedly true. Warm drinks are better in this aspect as they do not contribute to such complaints and have a much better effect on the digestive system. We all know this but still use ice cubes and will use them in future.
But you can make a choice and use the ice that is safe and will not cause any problems, such as digestive complaints.

What are the main differences between industrially produced and home-made ice, explains Piotr Lewiński, food technologist.
Retail ice cubes
We are in the third decade of the 21st century now, but just a few years ago none of us would have thought that ice cubes would be an indispensable product for cooling drinks on hot days and that they would be available in every grocery shop or petrol station.

The Food and Nutrition Safety Act has been in force in Poland since 28 October 2006. The food law is a set of legal acts establishing rules for the production and circulation of raw materials, food, and objects coming into contact with raw materials and food to the extent necessary to protect health and meet consumer expectations.

It is well known, especially from reports of the Supreme Audit Office (NIK), which regularly examines various elements of the system, that the control of food safety in Poland leaves a lot to be desired. According to NIK, the main threats in the food chain are as follows: – food contamination (poor food quality),