
Not that nuking food is new but that just a light oven and I'm not getting into a wavelength debate:P
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:11,
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10 minutes for a full roast dinner from frozen.
and it washes itself. Just pu in soapy water and turn it back on, cleans itself, just needs a rinse.
First time I have used it. I like it. Food tasted good, I've already wolfed it.
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:18,
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and it washes itself. Just pu in soapy water and turn it back on, cleans itself, just needs a rinse.
First time I have used it. I like it. Food tasted good, I've already wolfed it.

I hope you got the advanced features with it. THe one where it calls you down the pub when it's finished:P
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:40,
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I saw them on the tele a while back! Let me know how the food tasted :D
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:12,
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I have been reading the pamphlet. I can cook eggs, cakes and bread in it. I am liking this new toy. Thanks Mrs.
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:19,
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I knew nothing about it until it turned up.
It's an odd purchase for her seeing as her culinary skills fail at the 'boil water' stage and she's not cooked a meal for the family in about 7 years.
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:39,
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It's an odd purchase for her seeing as her culinary skills fail at the 'boil water' stage and she's not cooked a meal for the family in about 7 years.

and when you order it to cook something it says "Compliant" ?
If so I'll buy eleventy of them :D
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:24,
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If so I'll buy eleventy of them :D

I dare not look too closely at it in case it zaps me. ( or in case I find that it really is £50 worth of tat that will manage about 5 meals before fizzing out only for me to find out I have to take a donkey into the Himalayas to manually purchase a replacement element. )
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 18:31,
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