They take selfies and drink champagne with their microwaveable ramen.
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Luvo makes the best microwaveable lasagna by a long shot.
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Pinnacle Foods developed Duncan Hines microwaveable baking mixes for one.
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I make a microwaveable Stouffer's mac 'n' cheese and it's amazing!
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GRADE: A- Most microwaveable lasagna is pretty good for some reason.
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This wasn't the best microwaveable lasagna, but it was very good.
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Place chopped chocolate and ½ cup of the cream in a microwaveable bowl.
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But what I am ready to swear off is their microwaveable meals.
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So yes: Porn might be the masturbatory equivalent of a microwaveable ready meal.
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It becomes way easy to fall back to microwaveable meals or DoorDash every night.
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You don't have to trash your dreams of a warm, microwaveable potato chip entirely.
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I'm pulling for mac and cheese pods, and no, I'm not counting microwaveable instant bowls.
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Then I heat up a microwaveable chicken biryani dinner, because I don't feel like cooking.
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Somehow this results in microwaveable food that tastes like normal food a human would eat.
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Sometimes it was Kraft mac and cheese (the kind that was single-serve and microwaveable).
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When I read about Calbee's new microwaveable potato chips on SoraNews24 the other day, I was stoked.
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Just three days after their launch, a reported 160,000 bags of Calbee's microwaveable chips have been recalled.
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The material is both microwaveable and freezable, so this heating pad can double as an ice pack.
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I know it's more expensive, but I'm genuinely not sure where it falls on the microwaveable entree hierarchy.
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Real talk: you can't possibly believe that frozen pizza, box salads, and microwaveable meals can sustain you, can you?
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Microwave chocolate in a small microwaveable bowl on medium until melted, 1½ to 2 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds.
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I'm still mostly impressed with how they figured out how to make microwaveable chicken that comes out this perfect.
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I keep a stash of microwaveable food for the inevitable times when I leave my intended meal at home.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Chef Boyardee has recalled almost 3,000 pounds of microwaveable chicken and rice because they contain beef ravioli.
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BiBiGo Steamed Dumplings make a delicious appetizer or quick lunch, especially since they're packed in easily microwaveable trays of six.
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The M-Cuisine portfolio includes colorful microwaveable bowls, popcorn makers, pasta cookers, mugs and plates, and of course a rice cooker.
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There's a cooler filled with some dairy products and meats and a freezer containing a mid-sized selection of microwaveable edibles.
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But if you zoomed in far enough on the orange stuff, it wouldn't look out of place on a microwaveable tray.
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And he lists Quinn, a new snacks brand that makes pretzels and microwaveable popcorn, among his investments on the platform AngelList.
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You just want to sit in front of the TV with some comfy socks on and eat an entire microwaveable risotto.
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The concession stand in the rear of the compartment was stocked with cereal, fruit, granola bars, and microwaveable macaroni and cheese.
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In news some people might have seen coming, the microwaveable potato chips, while innovative and apparently delicious, are also a fire hazard.
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On a large plate, arrange the sausage and the ham in a circle, then place a microwaveable mug in the center. 2.
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This serious and irreversible lung condition is called popcorn lung because it has been diagnosed in workers in plants that manufacture microwaveable popcorn.
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I'd like to see different foods added to this feature, like maybe microwaveable frozen lunches, that would make it more relevant and convenient.
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Servings: 1Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 1 hour Ingredients ricecanned salmononionsbarbecue saucehot sauceparmesan cheesebutterP's ramen seasoningSazonAdobo Directions Boil a bag of microwaveable rice.
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The category includes not only plastic bags, but also soiled plastic that covers microwaveable food, plastic wrap used for leftovers and Bubble Wrap.
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If you are not at this point, or feel perfectly fine about microwaveable dining, thank you very much, Trader Joe's is truly a godsend.
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It's hiding in pre-packaged shredded cheese, and it turns up in crackers, soup stock, hot dog buns, candy, stuffing, microwaveable snacks, and more.
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A microwaveable heating pad is perfect for anyone who finds their muscles sore after a night of heavy drinking, or someone prone to migraines.
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Convenience store snacks, from microwaveable burgers to hot dogs, are hardly cheap and far from appealing, yet someone out there must be chowing down.
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"It's not microwaveable," said Louis King, who runs a training program in Minnesota that aims to put minority workers into construction and health care careers.
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Theater District: At this welcoming high-rise, I have a package of microwaveable popcorn, just in case we get the impulse for a movie night.
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But a recent filing by lawyers for Michelle Janavs, a philanthropist whose father and uncle invented Hot Pockets, a microwaveable sandwich, offered one school's response.
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Even if you have everything you need to make that metabolizing green smoothie, you might not realize it because the ingredients are hiding behind microwaveable pizzas.
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The products quickly vanishing from shelves include much-loved foodstuffs like "Pot Noodle," microwaveable noodles favored by students; Marmite, the ever-divisive spread; and Hellman's Mayonnaise.
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Microwaveable popcorn was yet to come, along with its high-tech packaging, which until 2016 contained chemicals now banned from food by the Food and Drug Administration.
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It's so conventional, such perfectly-packaged commercial disco-revivalism, it actually becomes comforting—like watching one of the shit Star Wars prequels, or eating a microwaveable lasagne.
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Others have given me a gentle yoga session, a shell from Sanibel Island, a potboiler, an outrageous wig, a microwaveable hot pad, and (unexpectedly effective) battery-operated socks.
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Additionally, the researchers suggested that the food industry consider making changes to the packaging so it's more difficult for microwaveable cups and bowls to tip over onto children.
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I'm not in the mood for the egg sandwiches I made so I eat a frozen microwaveable meal I've had at the office for a month too long.
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The microwaveable chips have allegedly resulted in reports of smoke and flames—and presumably, unexpected fright for some poor suckers who just had to give into the munchies.
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For my running aches and pains, I also love the microwaveable Old World Style Cherry Pit Pillow, which I now use instead of a plugged-in heating pad.
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London-based YouTuber Josh Pieters has played the food delivery platform Deliveroo, having registered his apartment as a restaurant and sold microwaveable meals, per a report from INSIDER.
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Last year, Nestlé decided it wanted to reach "Generation Z" consumers — basically any person who was born and raised with the internet — for Hot Pockets, the microwaveable snack.
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First, she focused on her kitchen and got rid of the shopping bags, microwaveable Stouffer's macaroni and cheese, Clif energy bars and the prewashed salads in plastic tubs.
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Ultraprocessed foods — including chips, instant noodles, breakfast cereals, chicken nuggets and other industrially processed ready-to-eat or microwaveable fare — are designed for tastiness and long shelf-life.
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It's a very welcome discovery, too, because we'd rather grab our makeup remover and microwaveable samosas in the same trip instead of schlepping all over town with heavy bags.
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I emerge an hour later, having spent half that time waiting in line, with two to three brown paper bags overstuffed with snacks, microwaveable dinners, and stunningly cheap wine.
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A good rule of thumb is to always go for the smallest cart available-if there's no room for your second stack of microwaveable pizzas, that's probably for the best.
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Then when you're ready to eat, just put one of the containers in the fridge the night before (to give it time to defrost) or zap it in a microwaveable dish.
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In the first book and its successor, Jones tottered through a world booby-trapped with inappropriate sexual partners, meddling family members, smugly married acquaintances, indecipherable boyfriends and high-calorie microwaveable desserts.
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For years — specifically, reunion years like 2006 and 2011 — I imagined that if I dared to show my face at Princeton, I'd be scorned or possibly pelted with microwaveable snack foods.
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In a brave new world of breakfast food, replete with to-go bars and microwaveable sandwiches, companies like Kellogg's and General Mills have seen their cereal sales decline over the past decade.
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In addition, in the article, it states that one of the students rely on microwaveable food for his meals which I doubt is healthy so the schools are impacting the student's health.
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You might get a sunrise chia parfait for breakfast, a chicken tropical mango salad for lunch, a microwaveable bulgogi noodle bowl for dinner, with beet hummus and kale-cucumber juice for snacks.
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" Last but not least, Kaling tried a microwaveable, pumpkin-spiced "muffin in a cup," which she said has more protein than an egg and "smells like straight-up cat food when cooked.
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You don't have to break the bank to get a pair of heated shoes Intelex, for example, makes a pair of microwaveable slippers that are filled with millet grains and dried lavender.
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These dumplings come in microwaveable trays of six, so they're easy to heat up in in batches for small groups... or even just for yourself as a light and delicious lunch in a hurry.
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Think of all energy you exert determining whether or not something is microwaveable (plus, all that Googling is hard on your thumbs.) Then you have to search your cupboards for a microwave-safe dish.
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The brand has "All Profits to Charity" inscribed across every label on its popular salad dressings, tomato sauces and microwaveable popcorn — a pledge that has amounted to more than $1003 million donated since 1982.
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Preparing instant noodles or microwaveable soups may be less risky than cooking on a stovetop, and they are relatively simple to use — in most cases it's literally just adding water and heating in a microwave.
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But that Reddit community's interest has broadened to include the countless Soylent alternatives and other "nutritionally complete foods" on the market — most recently, a fortified, microwaveable product called Vite Ramen, which was born on Kickstarter last year.
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This includes décor that reflects a personality or a region, a beer and wine selection that embraces local artisans whenever possible, and simple but good food that does not arrive in microwaveable bags trucked in from central headquarters.
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But the Kickin' Chicken seems like something you'd throw together if you'd forgotten to go grocery shopping—some microwaveable chicken tenders in a flour tortilla with a dollop of sweet and spicy mayo and a sprinkle of iceberg lettuce.
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In the past, I haven't always been the best at this, responding to my overwhelming sense of melancholy by ignoring all text messages, not leaving the house for days in a row, and, yes, subsisting largely off bowls of microwaveable whatever.
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Stuck in food deserts—where the closest store selling food is often a convenience store full of pre-packaged foods or microwaveable meals—many SNAP recipients can't use their food stamps to buy fresh fruit, vegetables, grains, pulses, or meat.
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Other items offered include cornbread mix, all-purpose baking mix, toaster waffles, and "Kodiak Cups," which are instant, microwaveable mixes ranging from Apple Cinnamon Oat Muffin Cups to Buttermilk and Maple Flapjack Cups (it tastes like pancakes and muffins in a cup).
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Together they smuggled more than 1,000 pounds of corn seeds to Beijing—some found by customs officers hidden in manila envelopes amid large boxes of microwaveable popcorn—so that scientists at Beijing Dabeinong Technology Group Co., the parent company of Kings Nower Seed, could study and replicate them.
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Do you ever think to yourself that we, mankind, the human race, built the pyramids, created underfloor heating, invented microwaveable cheeseburgers and drama and iron lungs and bollards and the concept of shame and the galvanised bin, and as such, we deserve a better world than the one we got?
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The end was in sight when, in 2012, several of Mo's co-conspirators were found by US customs to be attempting to transport hundreds of cryptically numbered manila envelopes containing some of the valuable seeds—all hidden among large boxes of microwaveable popcorn and wrapped in napkins from a Subway sandwich joint.
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Pork Chop and Spinach Puree (serves 1 in less than 10 minutes) 23 oz frozen spinach 2 T butter 1/2 t each mustard seed, fennel seed 3 cardomon seeds salt and pepper 1 pork chop (approx 6 oz) 1-2 T whiskey (Scotch or Bourbon) Put butter, mustard, fennel and cardomon seeds in a microwaveable bowl.
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The stores sell basic sundries like candy and soft drinks and microwaveable lunchboxes, but also serve as a kind of central clearing house for so many activities of daily life: Customers can pay their electric, gas and tax bills as well as purchase tickets to museums or concerts, or buy a button-down shirt, socks and underwear if they don't have time to go home or do their laundry.
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Buckwheat is used as an ingredient in many "grain free" dog treats and foods. It can also be used in microwaveable heat- retaining slippers and pillows.
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It continued to use non-microwaveable foil trays long after competitors had adopted microwaveable paper and plastic trays. Swanson eventually introduced a new line of frozen dinners called "Le Menu" in the 1980s which featured more sophisticated menus on undivided plastic microwavable plates with lids. But by then, the company was competing with many other strong brands, such as Stouffer's. Stouffer's had also begun targeting the diet market with its reduced-calorie Lean Cuisine frozen meal line.
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Often a byproduct of the rendering of lard, it is also a way of making even the tough skin of a pig edible. In many ancient cultures, animal fats were the only way of obtaining oil for cooking and they were common in many people's diets until the industrial revolution made vegetable oils more common and more affordable. Microwaveable pork rinds are sold in bags that resemble microwaveable popcorn and can be eaten still warm. Pickled pork rinds, though, are often enjoyed refrigerated and cold.
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Hot Pockets is an American brand of microwaveable turnovers generally containing one or more types of cheese, meat, or vegetables. Hot Pockets was founded by the Chef America Inc. company. Since April 20, 2002, they have been produced by Nestlé.
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The move was completed in 2013. Baxters have extended the Fray Bentos range to include "deep fill" pies and microwaveable bowl products. After an investigation in 2017 by the BBC One programme Rip Off Britain, the can's classic design was changed the following year to become easier to open.
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Some commercial baby food companies have expanded their lines to produce specialty foods for toddlers from the age of about 12 months to two and a half years old. These include juice, cereal, small microwaveable meals, baked goods, and other foods that have been formulated and marketed for toddlers.
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A warm compress is a method of applying heat to the body. Heating sources can include warm water, microwaveable pads, wheat packs and electrical or chemical pads. Some unorthodox methods can include warmed potatoes, uncooked rice, and hard-boiled eggs. The most common warm compress is a warm, wet washcloth.
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The room also provides a television/DVD/VCR system. In 2008, a second Family Room was built in the Cardiac Unit. In 2013, a Hospitality Kiosk was built in the Critical Care Unit at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. The Kiosk offers individually packaged snacks, foods, baked goods, and microwaveable meals; coffee/tea; and other beverages.
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Some canned soups are condensed, and require additional water to bring them to their intended strength, while others are canned in a ready- to-eat, single-strength form. Dr. John T. Dorrance, an employee with the Campbell Soup Company, invented condensed soup in 1897. Consumers sometimes use condensed soups (without diluting them), as a sauce base. Some instant liquid soups are manufactured in microwaveable containers.
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She formerly played 18-year-old Amanda Holden, Kim Delaney's daughter, in Lifetime's series Army Wives. She later appeared in Law & Order: Criminal Intent as Avery Burton. In the early 2000s she made an appearance in a Hot Pockets advertisement promoting the an updated line including higher quality ingredients. The ad tagline "irresistibly hot", associated her attractiveness with the desirability of the frozen microwaveable sandwich.
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It was open for one night on the 17th of the same month, serving ten guests including a couple from California thinly-disguised microwaveable meals. The customers are said to have been so blown away that some tried to book again. Following the release of both his article and documentary, How to Become TripAdvisor’s #1 Fake Restaurant, about the process, the story became a viral success. To date, Vice claims it has received 100 million views worldwide.
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Today, almost any college student can enjoy a 3-minute microwaveable meal in the smallest dorm room. But a microwave's uses do not stop at the dorm room. Many industries have found microwave heating advantageous: it has been used to dry cork, ceramics, paper, leather, and so on (Gallawa 2005). However, for either college students or firms to reap the benefits of quick warming, they must first "invest" in a microwave oven (that "embodies" the technological advance).
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Heat therapy can be used for the treatment of headaches and migraines. Many people who suffer from chronic headaches also suffer from tight muscles in their neck and upper back. The application of constant heat to the back/upper back area can help to release the tension associated with headache pain. In order to achieve heat therapy for headaches, many use microwaveable pads which can often overheat, potentially leading to injury, and lose their heat after a few minutes.
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In 1988, McCain Foods acquired the Ellio's brand and continued pizza production in Lodi, NJ. In 2006, Ellio's added a microwaveable pizza to its product line, adopting the more common round pizza form. In 2009, the product line expanded further, with the introduction of italian sausage and "Pepperoni Supreme" pizza. In 2015, McCain Foods announced the sale of its North American pizza business, including the Ellio's brand and production facility, to Dr. Oetker. The brand has continued to expand its variety.
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The term TV dinner was first used as part of a brand of packaged meals developed in 1953 by the company C.A. Swanson & Sons (the name in full was TV Brand Frozen Dinner). The original TV Dinner came in an aluminum tray and was heated in an oven. In the United States, the term is synonymous with any packaged meal or dish ("dinner") purchased frozen in a supermarket and heated at home. Now, most frozen food trays are made of a microwaveable and disposable material, usually plastic.
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Soon after that, Banquet became popular with their Cookin' Bags products. In 1970, the company was purchased by RCA, which in turn sold it to Con-Agra in 1980. Banquet is known primarily for a frozen breaded chicken, but expanded into other chicken products over the years, including chicken pot pies, chicken nuggets, ready-to-heat microwaveable dinners and buffalo wings. In 2004, Banquet introduced Homestyle Bakes – ready to bake dinner kits in 11 varieties, as well as Dessert Bakes – no-bake pie and cake mixes.
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Plastic wrap may also be used as a barrier during oral sex, but there exists no conclusive scientific research regarding how effective it may or may not be at preventing disease transmission. Certain kinds of plastic wrap are manufactured to be microwaveable and are designed to have pores that open when heated, but there also exists no scientific research on what effect, if any, this has on disease transmission when used during oral sex. Some people complain that the thickness of the plastic dulls sensation.
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Obesogens can be found everywhere, from water bottles to microwaveable popcorn, and from nonstick pans to shower curtains. People interact with them on a daily basis, both intentionally and unintentionally, at work, school and home. They are an unnecessary and mostly preventable potential hazard to health, which can have a large impact on how individuals gain and lose weight. Bisphenol-A (BPA) is an industrial chemical and organic compound that has been used in the production of plastics and resins for over a half-century.
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Mergar developed the concept of a quick two- minute microwaveable meal which was all enclosed in a crust for ease of handling, using nothing more than a paper towel. He named it “Hot Pockets”, and promoted it as the “Hot Meal without a Big Deal’. He personally led the effort to formulate this product and after two years of testing and experimentation he developed and patented a unique process which resulted in a product with tasty fillings and a crispy crust. Chef America then marketed Hot Pockets nationally.
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Popcorn is included on the list of foods that the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends not serving to children under four, because of the risk of choking. Microwaveable popcorn represents a special case, since it is designed to be cooked along with its various flavoring agents. One of these formerly common artificial-butter flavorants, diacetyl, has been implicated in causing respiratory illnesses in microwave popcorn factory workers, also known as "popcorn lung". Major manufacturers in the United States have stopped using this chemical, including Orville Redenbacher's, Act II, Pop Secret and Jolly Time.
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Such soups can be used as a base for homemade soups, with the consumer adding anything from a few vegetables to eggs, meat, cream or pasta. Since the 1990s, the canned soup market has burgeoned, with non-condensed soups marketed as "ready-to-eat", so they require no additional liquid to prepare. Microwaveable bowls have expanded the "ready-to-eat" canned soup market even more, offering convenience (especially in workplaces), and making for popular lunch items. In response to concerns over the negative health effects of excessive salt intake, some soup manufacturers have introduced reduced-salt versions of popular soups.
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Ireland fields a 24-hour ration pack somewhat similar to that used by the British. It is packed in a large ziplock plastic bag and contains two pre-cooked main meals and items to be eaten throughout the day. Included are: instant soup, ramen noodles, an oatmeal block, a high-energy protein bar, both brown and fruit biscuits, sweets, and a selection of beverage mixes. Breakfast (bacon and beans or sausage and beans) is packaged in a retort pouch while dinner (Beef Casserole, Irish Stew, Chicken Curry, or a vegetarian main course) comes in either a flat tin or microwaveable plastic tray.
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It is hard to make sense of the hookup culture with understanding why it exists in society and why individuals participate in the culture. According to Shannon T. Boodram, "hooking up is nothing more than settling; it is the microwaveable burrito of sex." Hooking up is engaged in for the instant gratification for sex, pleasure, a feeling of being loved, an emotional feeling of being adhered to, the thought of the potential of the hookup developing into something less casual, and many more reasons. According to Kathleen Bogle, the phrase 'hooking up' is "a slang term" deemed unofficial and unpredictable due to the extended variation of its meaning.
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Susceptors are usually made of metallised film, ceramics or metals (such as aluminium flakes). The susceptor (which may be located on examination by its gray or blue-gray color, which is different from paper) is the reason products meant to be browned via susceptor-generated thermal radiation carry instructions to microwave the food while still inside its packaging. Susceptors meant to heat foods by direct conduction in places where less browning will occur may be seen in the gray lining of packaging directly holding the food, and in good contact with it. A typical example of the latter is the paper susceptor-lined dish directly holding a microwaveable pot pie or casserole.
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The Fray Bentos brand is best known for the manufacture and sale in the United Kingdom of a range of tinned meat pies such as steak and kidney and minced beef and onion. Since 2011, the brand in the UK has been owned by Baxters, who manufacture Fray Bentos products at their site at Fochabers in Scotland. In addition to meat pies, the range includes tinned meat puddings and tinned meatballs as well as microwaveable meat-based pasta and rice dishes. The popularity of Fray Bentos products, once a staple in the UK and some European countries, has declined in recent decades and, in 2011, it was reported that sales had been flat at around £30 million per year for the previous ten years.
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Also called away are the Holts, the Kabras (nicknamed the Cobras); Ian (fourteen) and Natalie (eleven), Alistair Oh (inventor of microwaveable burritos), Irina Spasky (ex-KGB agent), The Starling triplets (Ned, Ted, and Sinead), Jonah Wizard (famous rapper host of the reality TV show "Who Wants to be a Gangsta"), Aunt Ingrid, and Aunt Beatrice. William McIntyre shows them a video of Grace Cahill telling them they're on the brink of their greatest challenge yet. Mr. McIntyre then says they have a choice, one million dollars, or a chance to be the greatest Cahill in history and gives them five minutes to decide. Dan wants the money for baseball cards, while Amy wants the chance in order to make Grace proud.
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After grilling Hearing Aid and learning that Robbie has accidentally been transported to Mars in his place, the appliances contact Wittgenstein, an old supercomputer and friend from their days in college, for advice by connecting a computer to a security camera in the museum that acts like a phone. The appliances, as per a plan by Wittgenstein, create a makeshift spacecraft with the ceiling fan, a laundry basket, the microwave, and microwaveable popcorn as fuel (Calculator is also provided with the required data to be their navigator) and launch themselves into space, leaving only Ratso to prevent two baby monitor intercoms from alerting Rob and Chris. During their flight through space, the appliances meet a pack of sentient balloons who have been let go by human hands and now float endlessly through the cosmos. Eventually, the appliances reach Mars and, upon a rough landing due to Blanky foolishly turning off the microwave, encounter multiple satellites sent from Earth, among them being Viking 1, in addition to a Christmas angel named Tinselina who was sent to Mars with the former.
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