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Preheating Bowls and Plates

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Date: 02/16/2006 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Advice  
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I always microwave my husband's plates or bowls to heat them as he eats slow being he's disabled and it helps to keep his food warm longer.

By Nancy from Madison, WI
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By RMJ (Guest Post)
Thank you so much!! Having just gotten braces, I find myself eating so slowly that my food gets cold. What a great tip!

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By kidsNclutter (212) Contact
All dishes will get hot in the microwave eventually. There is some truth to the idea that if a dish gets hot in the microwave it is not really microwave safe, but there is a time limit. Ex: if it gets hot in 30 seconds at full power at 1000 watts. I believe this takes into consideration that the dish in question contains food to be heated. I don't know what the "formula" is to determine this, anyone... ??

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By kathleen48 (18) Profile Contact
I have heard that if a dish, plate, bowl or cup gets hot in the microwave that it is not microwave safe.

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By Jen. (Guest Post)
That's a really great idea. I wonder if you could use a flax pillow (or other sort of microwaveable heasting pad), too.

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