What type of material can withstand high temperatures and be FDA approved?

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Hello all,

I have a consumer product idea but I first need a material with very low thermal conductivity (not absorb heat). It must withstand 500F and be FDA acceptable.
 
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Hi kds562, welcome to PF. How about glass?
 

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