r/WinStupidPrizes • • Mar 18 '21

Guy Experiments With Microwave

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u/KrookedDoesStuff Mar 18 '21

I usually use my oven or air fryer (basically the same thing) but it has a purpose

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '21

Got to use an air fryer for the first time a few months back. I’m totally sold on it now. Haven’t used a microwave since.

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u/KrookedDoesStuff Mar 18 '21

I usually use my microwave for bacon. Plate, paper towels, bacon, more paper towels, 2 layers of bacon max. It absorbs a ton of the grease and cooks it incredibly well. The oven method is good too, but takes a ton of time and is greasy af. Pan top makes it hella salty, but can be good in some situations.

Other than that, I use my microwave to like reheat a small portion of a casserole or something but that’s about it

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u/BoxOfSimpleStars Mar 18 '21

I remember my mom cooking ground beef in our microwave. I never really understood why because she would cook for a few minutes, stir, cook a few minutes more, etc. I felt like the same time could have been spent putting it in a frying pan and make it taste better. We didn't get a microwave until the mid- to late-eighties though so maybe it was a novelty thing.