" - Mike, 18 "My in-laws microwaved the entire meal.
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I microwaved the first for a minute and fifteen seconds.
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But roasts were not the microwaved foods of the future.
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And please don't mention the fake butter smell of microwaved popcorn.
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After a few seconds of being microwaved, they begin to spark.
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The couple cannot cook their own food, but receive microwaved portions.
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Therefore, I did not have high hopes for my microwaved steak.
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The person most excited about this microwaved steak was my cat.
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After we microwaved both bags, they still maintained a similar size.
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User friendliness is as American as five-minute microwaved apple pie.
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They're like evil Captain America meets an over-microwaved Hot Pocket. Spectacular.
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For this is not your Basic Edition of CD being microwaved video.
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Lunch was a microwaved potato with ketchup and fat-free sour cream.
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He smells like lavender, and can be microwaved to become a heat pack.
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I can't stand microwaved foods, so I have to get creative with leftovers.
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Tropicland organic riced cauliflower can be microwaved in the bag it comes in.
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Box of Kraft mac and cheese: 10 minutes (shorter for the microwaved version).
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A tray is placed before him: a microwaved croissant with frozen butter and jam.
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This is a CD Being Microwaved In Slow Motion Filmed From Inside The Microwave video.
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Microwaved burritos doctored with nacho cheese sauce from the hot-dog station pass for cooking.
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That it was me, not Travis, who was there for her, sharing a microwaved bagel.
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A truly historic presidency in about the time it takes to prepare a microwaved meal.
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And I would certainly love for some microwaved spinach artichoke dip to come to my window.
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You can have pizza right away that costs very little, but it tastes like microwaved cardboard.
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I first tried eating it raw, then microwaved, as now I was in quite the rush.
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Every day smelled like freshly microwaved death and I lived in a permanent state of nosebleed.
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Sometimes there was a microwaved bowl of Jamaican porridge that he kept in a special container.
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Blowing up microwaved hard-boiled eggs is a popular subject on YouTube, and with good reason.
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Grade: B- I took the sandwich out of its little plastic bag before I microwaved it.
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GRADE: B- This was the the third best microwaved lasagna I've eaten, trailing behind Luvo's two products.
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They were replaced by what is essentially airline food: microwaved, individual-sized meals, heated from frozen storage.
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TJ's southwest chicken quesadillas can be microwaved, crisped up over the stove, or baked in an oven.
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No longer will people have to suffer stale, tired, old sandwiches with folded eggs and microwaved bacon.
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But those who follow the supercult of religion have no idea they are being fed microwaved soul food.
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BPA-free Tritan plastic is great for foods like salads or parfaits that don't need to be microwaved.
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Was it epic, or was it just sort of a regular day with work, traffic, and microwaved meals?
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At this point, there ought to be an addendum to Internet Rule 34 that specifically addresses microwaved objects.
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The resulting explosion after microwaved eggs are pierced with an object is far larger than one would expect.
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I wasn't supposed to do that so I microwaved it a second time with the bag back on.
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I went with the $3 TV dinner (it was chicken nuggets, microwaved, with a brownie and macaroni and cheese).
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These pillows of heaven are not meant to be microwaved, and not meant to convert people who hate vegetables.
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Butter and unsweetened chocolate must be microwaved and set aside before blending eggs and vanilla in a food processor.
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Microwaved for maximum consistency, the flavors of once-frozen potato melded perfectly with the chocolaty overtones and sugary finish.
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"I'm insane, you idiot," David explains wryly, seconds before a room's worth of people get psychically microwaved (or something!).
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And oftentimes they can tolerate the vegetable or fruit if it's microwaved or cooked, but not if it's raw.
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The food was clearly microwaved (or quickly reheated in some capacity) and wasn't even served on a real plate.
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We didn't have enough money to eat out, so I fed my children microwaved meals for nearly three months.
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In 2016, the Toronto Star's Ariel Teplitsky microwaved a Babybel for 30 seconds to achieve this level of melt.
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Everyone's mother has their own cherished recipe, but can companies deliver that nostalgia to customers via a microwaved bowl?
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Instead, use that microwaved-sized gap on your counter as space for plants or a counter-top spice rack.
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Up until this point, a "waffle pizza" was just something you microwaved together after a stoned Game of Thrones binge.
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Jacob Cureton, executive chef of Junior's on Harrison in New Orleans, Louisiana, said that microwaved nachos are his guilty pleasure.
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Enter that frittata, which can be prepped on the weekend, cut to order and microwaved for less than a minute.
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The Mac and Cheese is a classic lunch staple that can be microwaved and ready in a manner of minutes.
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Then there's the small issue that perhaps no one wants their wine to taste like it's been soaked in microwaved cheddar.
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The component for the sole comes in pellet form, and gets microwaved in a mold, Asics explains in a new microsite.
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We'd eat this lemon butter with pikelets (crumpet-like pancakes), or slather it in thick, greedy layers across microwaved bread rolls.
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Many Norwegians were taken aback by Breivik's complaints of cold coffee and microwaved meals that he said were "worse than waterboarding".
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After the Netflix publicist turned up with a dish of what appeared to be microwaved peanuts, the group decided to leave.
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Yet none of these objects have the beauty of a clump of micron-thick steel wool being microwaved in slow motion.
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"Are u too good to write about a CD being microwaved in slow motion," Motherboard editor Emanuel Maiberg asked me today.
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Went to Sylvia's in Harlem last weekend, and the microwaved fried chicken and mac and cheese is still good two days later.
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Whether it's a watermelon, dry ice, exploding hard boiled eggs, or yes, even a microwave, if it exists, it's probably been microwaved.
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But I have other qualms... This one is simple: there are way too many restrictions on what can and cannot be microwaved.
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But the scent in the air made clear that somebody had ordered the popcorn, which is served still-steaming in its microwaved bag.
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Those lucky enough to own two-story homes have retreated upstairs, eating microwaved meals in makeshift kitchens, while their ground floors are renovated.
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One should never be subjected to the smell of microwaved fish, but what kind of monster never puts cream cheese on their bagel?
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" She also confirmed her preference for the melted version a month later, writing, "Dinner report: half a burrito and 40 microwaved m&ms.
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While the food came as ordered, even with a modification — hummus instead of tzatziki — it was sadly cold and had to be microwaved.
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Breakfast in our home is usually coffee and some microwaved oatmeal for my wife while I do the dishes from the night before.
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" And I would be like, "Well, I ate microwaved popcorn, obviously, and my little sister ate Tostitos and melted mozzarella in the microwave.
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To be fair, I have a banana and a granola bar each morning — even a microwaved sausage-egg-and-cheese sandwich is an upgrade.
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The Worst That Can Happen: The packaging around her microwaved food, not the microwaving process itself, could lead to serious health issues and symptoms.
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She took the Pyrex from my hands, brought it to the kitchen, and placed a paper towel over the plate as she microwaved a square.
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I remember being in a drug fog as thick as Amy's pea soup when I blearily microwaved the contents of this box... and then nothing.
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She is tired of the water bottles cluttering her house, and of eating only microwaved food because she fears cooking with even filtered tap water.
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I took a late breakfast, seeing as we were more than two hours late en route to Chicago, and was met again by microwaved food.
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In fact, a recent investigation into exactly how microwaved eggs go off, and the volume of the resulting boom, was set off by a lawsuit.
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Yes, a few of these around the house will save you from the scorn of your entire family who are convinced you still eat microwaved dinners.
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It has recently introduced a new variety with a special batter that can keep crispy for close to an hour — even after being microwaved at home.
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The glass is designed to withstand being baked in an oven, microwaved, scoured with steel wool, demagnetized, and subject to "other environmental threats," the company said.
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But this chaplain hung out with us as we took pictures, ate microwaved buffalo wings from the vending machine, and laughed and joked as we did.
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It has recently introduced a new variety with a special batter that can keep crispy for close to an hour — even after being microwaved at home.
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But this aging man was once a teenage boy, and he was nourished with mountains of Tina's burritos, hastily microwaved and swallowed well before they'd cooled.
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Wagner said they thought the teens might have hypothermia, so they covered them with towels, blankets and comforters and microwaved cups of water for them to drink.
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The case has raised dismay, and some laughter, among Norwegians taken aback by Breivik's complaints of cold coffee and microwaved meals he said were "worse than waterboarding".
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There was a time I would only eat apples, one packet of unsweetened oatmeal during the day, and microwaved carrots with Matouks Caribbean hot sauce for dinner.
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You can be someone who just enjoys the aesthetics of pasta, its global history, or how good it tastes microwaved in BPA-free Tupperware the next day.
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The edgiest the artist got was when she tweeted out support for her friends at the Women's March, the political equivalent of a glass of warm milk. Microwaved.
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The digestible calories in beef rises by 15% on cooking, and in sweet potato some 40% (the exact change depends on whether it is boiled, roasted or microwaved).
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Ollie has trained her sons, 6-year-old Kingston and 303-year-old Jase, to take sponge baths using microwaved bottled water — no more playing in the tub.
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It's a kind of conservatism that feels microwaved, warmed over and anodyne, the kind of conservatism that is safe for the left to ingest in bite-sized morsels.
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That means I could enter in that I had 3 bags of popcorn left and the microwave would count how many times I microwaved popcorn, then automatically order more.
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Although chicken nuggets should always be baked, I microwaved these because waiting 20 minutes to eat six chicken nuggets is a poor return for that level of time investment.
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That's like two hams stuffed in a surgical glove, or a plastic tablecloth full of rice pudding, or like two loaves of Poppin' Fresh microwaved in a christening gown.
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In an apparent effort to cover up his deed, the 27-year-old suspect microwaved the tracking device, so he was charged with evidence tampering in addition to theft.
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" > Five minutes pass and you overhear a snippet of a conversation, just distantly but it leaks over the sound of your headphones, and it is clearly about the microwaved fish because the person talking—they are sort of anger-whispering, which as you will remember is basically just normal talking but actually louder—and they are saying, "Who has fish?" and, "Have you never microwaved fish?" and, "Who has leftovers of fish?
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There is constantly food in our kitchen, and I usually will pass on the cake or sweets...unless I am hungry and waiting for my microwaved meal to heat up.
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More specifically, physicians with the AAP warn against microwaving food in plastic, as a variety of the chemicals used to make plastic can come into contact with food when microwaved.
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The stuffing was creamy and balanced between calculated arrogance and refinement, the breading resistant despite having been microwaved, and the rice was by far the best I'd sampled all day.
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, young people are pranking their poor mothers by asking them for advice on one of the greatest sins against the holiday season: microwaved turkey.
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They lauded the startups, gawked at the low home prices and learned that cities like Akron and South Bend have restaurants where you don't order microwaved food at a counter.
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Sprawled on the couch with a rice-filled microwaved sock against her back, Brandy tried not to think about the reason she was spending the night at a stranger's home.
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Or eat a microwaved dinner, the food never tasting quite as good as the shiny pictures on the box appeared, in front of a blaring TV, unable to look away.
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San Feng Qiao (三凤桥), a well-known brand in town, is so famous for its sweet ribs that it offers them vacuum-sealed to be taken home and microwaved.
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I'll still eat your microwaved popcorn when I come over for movie nights — but don't expect me to do so without a preaching the good word about a microwave-less life.
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So as to not scam anyone too badly, Pieters and Manners provided the microwaved meals along with a note explaining the joke, as well as enough cash to cover the entire order.
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It was a few days before the release of "Voicenotes," his second album, and the first one not quickly microwaved to completion in the immediate aftermath of an out-of-nowhere megahit.
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Mr. Nash, who presented the research, said that at first they microwaved the eggs in a water bath, as the restaurant did, but very quickly realized they needed to change their method.
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I don't eat the Brussels sprouts because microwaved Brussels are nasty AF. I feel guilty because I know I'm stinking up my cubicle area, but not too guilty to do anything about it.
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I want it to have a lot of buttons, and I want it make shitty carnitas even FASTER, because I want the convenience of microwaving food without actually looking like I microwaved food.
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"Donut Sticks are made fresh throughout the morning, prepared in McDonald's restaurant kitchens until hot, crispy and golden brown for a light and airy texture – never microwaved," the company wrote in its press release.
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"I feel like crisis brings out the best in me," Hill tells Refinery22012, while she scarfs down a microwaved noodle dish, careful not to get any on her pastel-pink suit and floral pumps.
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Now buckle in, it's going to be a cheese whiz and Rotel covered ride (er, that's called queso in Texas, and you should have microwaved some to eat while you watched the first episode).
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This didn't stop real people from making real phone calls to request a real table, so Oobah eventually opened The Shed for one night only and served everyone microwaved meals decorated with little herbs.
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He thinks he's some mix of Socrates, Rambo, and Sun Tzu, but instead he comes across like someone who might be wondering, at any moment, What if we microwaved that stray cat over there?
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What it doesn't know is that the occupant of the car is eating a microwaved cheesy gordita at the gas station every day, along with a pile of fries and half a liter of soda.
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Should clients find the heat intolerable, Rebecca explains, they can ask her to press a button to deliver a "cool blast" that would almost instantly stop any discomfort inadvertently caused by their insides being microwaved.
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The microwaved meals, which Breivik referred to by the name of their Norwegian producer Fjordland, was one favorite on social and traditional media, in contrast with the grave atmosphere of Breivik's trial four years ago.
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Badiou's guess at what women could get up to if they refuse the Lean In challenge is far more promising than the microwaved Maoism he reflexively points to in the first section, and he knows it.
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There is a reason, after all, why the Warriors are the Warriors, and why, on the other hand, I—err, a friend of mine—recently put processed cheese and deli meat into a bagel and microwaved it.
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"—Amy Baxter, MD, pediatric emergency physician at Scottish Rite Children's Healthcare in Atlanta RELATED: Secrets to a Healthy, Stress-Free Family Ramen noodle soups "Ramen noodles, or similar soups in styrofoam containers, get extremely hot when microwaved.
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Egg and fries, a British classic, the most British of classics, only instead of a good honest egg fried in vegetable oil, it's a a Creme Egg torn apart by bare hands and microwaved for a bit.
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Stewart didn't mention if packing her bags with freshly prepared food has ever led her to miss a flight, but clearly trying to subsist on microwaved entrees or a handful of pretzels is an even more untenable fate.
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You can set how many bags of popcorn you have at home, and Alexa will note when you've microwaved a bag of popcorn and deduct the count, prompting an automatic shipment of popcorn to the address you've selected.
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We're breaking that bread with our loved ones and taking seriously the provenance of our dinner, not shoving microwaved Frito pie into our maws while binge-watching So You Think You Can Be America's Next Extreme Housewives or whatever.
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Murphy, like many parents in this area, spends an inordinate amount of time emptying bottles of water into pots and bowls, where it can be boiled or microwaved for bathing, washing dishes and cooking for five children 10 and under.
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Elsewhere on the site, a girl who used to earn minimum wage serving microwaved beef burgers to customers who never said thank you now has an Instagram fan page dedicated to the way she jiggles her ass in cake frosting.
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Two attacks later, when The New York Times printed a headline referring to Britain as "reeling," there was an outcry, too: Under the hashtag #ThingsThatLeaveBritainReeling Londoners listed everything from microwaved tea and incompetent queuing to noisy American tourists — everything except terrorism.
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"Been ending every night with a microwaved bowl of personalized m&ms given to me by the very thoughtful and very cruel @katebeckinsale to remind me that I'm alone in this world," she captioned a photo of the M&Ms on Instagram.
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They brainstormed for five months and decided to tackle the broken customer experience of dinner: A microwaved burrito isn't satisfying, ordering from a restaurant is expensive and grocery lines are often too long to deal with after a tiring day at work.
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My dad used to make my sister and me microwaved omelets, where he would just scramble the eggs with a fork and a little bit of milk and then just microwave them on high until they turned into these bloated, rubbery wheels of egg.
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In the 1960s, the Soviet Union microwaved US diplomats in Moscow at low levels, triggering an episode of Cold War buffoonery in the form of a secret health study to see if "microwave mind control weapons" were at work on the unknowing US diplomats.
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While I was never quite sure what the point of the AmazonBasics Microwave was, the Smart Oven seems like a device that would legitimately make life more convenient for those who don't have much time to cook, or who eat a lot of microwaved food.
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GRADE: F Most microwavable frozen food gets microwaved for at least two-to-four minutes, but this beast asks consumers to nuke the product for a total of 11 minutes, with a brief intermission to stir the food around in its little black plastic serving casket.
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Photo: Michael Hession Photo: Michael Hession Electric Pressure cooker: Instant Pot Duo 6-Quart If you aren't sure what to make for game night and want to do better than microwaved snacks, the Instant Pot Duo 6-Quart can assist you with cooking several of many options.
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In our lives that can feel so fragmented—everything from the government actively depriving the most vulnerable, to your small apartment where you eat sad microwaved dinners—Russian Doll shows the value of being good to others, and how that helps us to be good to ourselves.
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Two years after Oobah Butler gamed TripAdvisor and sent people in search of the site's highest-rated restaurant to his shed instead, Brits have been had yet again: The Italian Stallion was fake, the meal microwaved, and all of it a big grift, done for YouTube.
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When I get home, I make Trader Joe's frozen chicken tikka masala ("make" being a reach, as I microwaved it) and bang out a quick load of laundry ($2129 to wash and $2129 to dry), as well as wash my workout clothes, which I don't put in the dryer.
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If you've ever wondered why exactly smoking weed makes you want to tear through an entire bag of chips, a microwaved plate of frozen taquitos, and even that four-month-old box of peanut brittle that Grandma sent you for the holidays, a team of neuroscientists is one step closer to the answer.
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Though scientifically, it's pretty much case closed at this point (there are potential health risks, even after only five seconds), the onus is still on you to decide what to do with the burrito or Hot Pocket that you patiently microwaved but dropped on your (presumably dirty) floor in a drunken haze.
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There should be three different but complementary sections of food on your plate: a small pile of vegetables (frozen corn or Brussel sprouts, which he dumped into a bowl, and microwaved with at least three pats of butter before serving), a carbohydrate like French fries or rice, and a slab of meat.
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If in the past week you used bar soap, drank water, put a baby in super-absorbent diapers, microwaved food, duct-taped or superglued anything, took a digital photo, drank orange juice from concentrate, opened canned food, wore aviator glasses, or purchased anything with a barcode, you were the beneficiary of federal innovation.
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If you have never been in an office where someone has microwaved some fish: O sweet summer child, how little you know and how much you have to learn, the road is long and sometimes dark, O sweet baby, O my sweet summer baby child— If you have been in an office where someone has microwaved some fish: you will remember very vividly not only the smell (something curious happens to fish when you microwave it, where previously delicious-smelling fish suddenly, in the atomized heat prison of a shared microwave, turns into the worst smell in the world; it smells like rotting fruit and rotting blood and rotting fish all at once, and also this smell will last all afternoon, at a minimum).
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Throughout the evening after the first appointment and the morning before the second, Sarah woke A. up at the necessary intervals to give her the scheduled medication and painkillers and to give her anything else that could help with the pain, like a sock filled with rice that could be microwaved into a heating pad.
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Led by Anthony Nash, the vice president of the research firm Charles M Salter and Associates, the exploding eggs experiment was conducted as expert testimony for a court case in which the plaintiff was suing a restaurant for allegedly suffering severe burns and hearing damage after a microwaved hard-boiled egg exploded in his mouth.
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Jack's genius lies in assessing the desires of the broadest possible audience segment — nostalgic Seinfeld fans, or audiences who want to watch attractive middle-aged women battle on a desert island–themed reality show — and digging in the NBC archives to locate what can be mixed together, microwaved, and served up for maximum advertiser dollars and profit margins.
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The arancina has a suspicious, incomprehensible hole on the bottom, and even that notwithstanding, the first bite said it all: Flavorless, stringy rice that stuck to my tongue, breading that seemed like it was from the day before yesterday, and sauce inside that was literally frozen despite having been microwaved, and congealed, off-white meat fat.
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Yes, my life is worse in many ways—sometimes the toilet seat in the bathroom I share is warm, doors to art experiences I used to enjoy are closed to me now because of the ticket cost, and I often find myself enjoying a lovely lunch of one microwaved yam due to its economy both the temporal and financial realms.
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My best friend and I would make pilgrimages out to these grimy veterans' halls, fire houses (rural South Jersey is a trip), and weird "entertainment complexes" complete with batting cages and snack stands selling vile microwaved pizza to watch local bands like The Concubine and Bodies in the Gears of the Apparatus diligently do their best to rip off Dillinger Escape Plan and Converge for hours on end.
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The room echoes with every cough and indecipherable provocation from the people in the rafters, Hannity and Trump unmoved by it all, sitting there looking the only way they ever do—Hannity, a squinty charlatan with a head like an elephant hoof, leaned back in his chair like he might at any moment unbuckle his pants; Trump, a Ziploc bag of microwaved mortadella, all wild hyperbole and unverifiable pronouncements delivered with the nonchalance of a man folding laundry.
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I feel this way lately, maybe you feel it too, this dull-ache ambivalence about many things, because the earth is disintegrating and now the polar bears paddle forever, bony and deflated-looking, in search of food and ice, because the government is run by pit bosses and loan sharks and grinning ex-lobbyists, that the bridge this train is rolling across breaks off up ahead and we can see it from here and the man at the controls is asleep, and he's not even a real conductor, it's a scarecrow with a pot on his head, and soon the rainforest will be buzzed to its ankles and the seas will warm from pole to pole into microwaved diner gravy and cities will burble down beneath it.
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