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#21
That's odd. Food temperature has never really bothered me. I can eat cold steak leftovers, cold pizza, cold soup (out of the can), cold cereal (lawl), and cold just about anything. My parents are like "heat that up!" and I'm like "NO! MUST EAT FOOD NOW!"
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#22
I've eaten chili right out of the can, but soup just sounds...gross. Agree with all the rest, though.
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#23
I -can- eat food cold. But I never do because it's so much BETTER hot. Only time I wouldn't take the 3 minutes to microwave is when I have to be at work soon or some jag.
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Rose Wrote:I -can- eat food cold. But I never do because it's so much BETTER hot. Only time I wouldn't take the 3 minutes to microwave is when I have to be at work soon or some jag.

I completely agree. If time is against you then temperature is irrelevant. Soup and canned foods in a can are already cooked, just thrown in a can with preservatives. You run the risk of scraping metal into your food though eating straight out the can.

It's just that when I go through the effort of preparing a meal I want to eat it when its hot and juicy, not when the sauce solidifies and the meats gunna dry out if i put it in the microwave.
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When I was training to fight, I was on a strict diet of high protein intake and elimination of just about EVERYTHING which resulted me into eating chicken and vegetables for 5 meals a day. Anyway, during this time I've honed my cooking skill to the point where I can say with extreme confidence that I fine grill a FINE chicken fillet and make a MEAN chicken stir fry. Anyway, I saw this infomercial about this Nuwave Oven thingy, anyone have any testimonials or friends that have this device?
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#26
I cook all sorts.
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Mr. Zhu Wrote:When I was training to fight, I was on a strict diet of high protein intake and elimination of just about EVERYTHING which resulted me into eating chicken and vegetables for 5 meals a day. Anyway, during this time I've honed my cooking skill to the point where I can say with extreme confidence that I fine grill a FINE chicken fillet and make a MEAN chicken stir fry. Anyway, I saw this infomercial about this Nuwave Oven thingy, anyone have any testimonials or friends that have this device?

Its a fucking amazing machine. I have one and you can cook just about anything on it. My favorite thing is salmon, brush it with some teriyaki glaze. pop it on high for about 4-8 minutes a side depending on how done you want it. 8 minutes usually gives me a nice char to the surface. Throw some veggies in there. Reb's favorite thing I make in it is chicken kababs. They turn out excellent. Basically, if you can grill it or throw it in the oven, you can do it on this. They say you can make baked goods like cake and shit in it, but i have not yet tried that yet. But, I have a Nuwave Pro digital, sells for about 140, and worth every penny. It cooks good food fast and you can watch it better than in an oven.

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And, because of this, man alone suffers a paralyzing fear no other creature endures.
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Wrong thread to read stoned. XD!
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Kayne Wrote:Its a fucking amazing machine. I have one and you can cook just about anything on it. My favorite thing is salmon, brush it with some teriyaki glaze. pop it on high for about 4-8 minutes a side depending on how done you want it. 8 minutes usually gives me a nice char to the surface. Throw some veggies in there. Reb's favorite thing I make in it is chicken kababs. They turn out excellent. Basically, if you can grill it or throw it in the oven, you can do it on this. They say you can make baked goods like cake and shit in it, but i have not yet tried that yet. But, I have a Nuwave Pro digital, sells for about 140, and worth every penny. It cooks good food fast and you can watch it better than in an oven.

Sweet, because I was looking at this product and was like... Hmm. Dorm life, looks like something like this would be AMAZING for me. But I've learned to doubt infomercials. I'm gonna look into this device. Thanks for the recommendation.
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