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Nitro?
Like. As in. Like. Nitroglycerin? The, uh, main ingredient in dynamite?
Yeah. I wouldn’t use that.
Jokes aside, a quick search suggests “nitro” just means enameled cast iron. Which, I use staub enameled coquette (oval chicken roaster) and it’s beautiful; but I wouldn’t trust marketing that’s “Nitro
️ enamel” or something, particularly if they won’t tell you what it is, precisely.
(Similar to how Greenpan won’t say what’s in their not-actually-ceramic)
dad’s have perfected the anti-joke. I’m merely an uncle, though, so I struggle through it.
Yup. the best part about using the PET from left over PET containers is that it’s already food safe. you could, if you really wanted to, buy some sheets of amazon, but why bother.
also, for the large cup things… there are other things where this trick is useful… like… making pudding cups… 
Most berry containers will have enough of a flat spot you can cut out for a decent sized cup. (especially if you shop at costco or whatever wholesale club, lol.)
I mean, I didn’t see your link to the video lower down, so, it was one of those, “AHAH!” and then… I finished reading and was like… “Ooops”. I can be like that some times, lol
still, it really is a fun gag, and not particularly hard to pull off. For making dividers, I’d suggest getting some type of PET sheeting- unless you’re rocking a giant cup, you can use the plastic containers with berries and fruits from the store. It’s reasonably durable, but like, also dirt cheap, so.
reminds me of hot and cold coffee (EDIT, hah. I didn’t read far enough.)
it’s a fun gag to pull when you have guests over.
You snip some leaves off the citrus tree in your backyard, add some jalapeños, and sweet basil you’re gonna have a whole different dish.
Now I’m somewhat morbidly curious as to what that would taste like.