Almost everything I do with it involves yesterday's food. Still probably one of the most used appliances in my kitchen.
I’ve started putting something in, getting distracted and completely forgetting about it. Then I discover my cold food sitting there an hour later.
I do not want a very basic microwave if I later decide to use it for more than reheating, but I also do not want to overspend.
It happens mostly with larger portions, and I am not sure if I am using the wrong setting.
Some parts of the food become very hot while other parts remain cold. I am curious whether this is a microwave issue or something about how food is placed.
I do not want to buy features I will never use, but I also do not want to replace it soon if my cooking needs change.
Some food containers smell even after washing. Have you found a solution?
I am planning to buy a new microwave and thinking of getting a model that has convection features. Should I consider buying a simple microwave
Editing content around food is a difficult task, especially when dealing with reflective surfaces and mixed indoor lighting. Someone I know told me to use LOG video recording on my Galaxy S26 Ultra. Simply record the footage first and then colour grade it later.
I bought mine thinking I would try different recipes but most days I just reheat food or melt something. I wonder if that is normal.
I still find myself giving plates a quick rinse out of habit. It feels strange putting food-covered dishes straight inside.
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Sometimes I just need to heat one bowl of food and using the stove feels like too much effort. That is probably half the reason I like having a microwave.
Most of my use will probably be reheating food. The extra modes look nice but I am not sure they are worth paying for.
I’m thinking of buying one but don’t know how much I’d actually cook in it. Most of my use would probably be leftovers and frozen food.
I mostly reheat food but occasionally want to bake or grill something. Space is more of a concern than budget.
I want something for reheating, baking and making simple food at home. Which model has worked well for you?
I usually just remove the leftover food and load the dishes. Am I doing it right or should I rinse everything first?
Clean air, clean water and food are the basic necessities nowadays. Do you think buying affordable water purifiers really makes the difference?
Indian cooking often leaves behind oil, masala, and burnt food on utensils. Do you trust a dishwasher to clean them well?
