Re:Microwave Oven Diagnostics with Indian Snack Food
by anigbrowl on Saturday February 28, 2015 @10:32PM
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Funny, my wife's Asian too and I know the exact thing you mean. We like being able to tote the kettle around rather than having the bring the container to it, though. I agree it's more energy efficient.
Re:Microwave Oven Diagnostics with Indian Snack Food
by jedberg on Sunday March 01, 2015 @03:39AM
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You can fill the kettle from the boiler. :)
Re:Microwave Oven Diagnostics with Indian Snack Food
by washadjeffmad on Sunday March 01, 2015 @03:07PM
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Since realizing most people only have coffee makers and microwaves and are missing out on tools to simplify making great tea, I've made it a habit of giving out airports (dewar flask pump liquid dispensers) as gifts to everyone I know along with some tea-making utilities, like the IngenuiTEA. Water stays piping hot all day, no power needed beyond the initial boil.
Also, am East Asian, can verify: it's pretty uncommon to find a household without a rice cooker, a portable butane grill, or a Zojirushi.
We unplugged it once to take to an ice rink and it was still hot hours later.