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Spilling of milk while reheating in MW?????

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  1. Jul 11, 2013 #1
    chetavani50

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    Hi all,
    I have Kenstar MW which is gifted to me . I use it only for reheating. When I try to reheat milk or tea/coffee it is spilling over. What to do to avoid spilling ? Anybody please suggest.
     
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  2. Jul 11, 2013 #2
    PavitraVenkat

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    1. reduce the time for reheating.
    2. use a bigger container
     
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    gaayathayil

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    reduce the time and keep monitoring
     
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    chetavani50

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    Thank you for your replies. I reheat for less than a minute but I experience this spilling over!!! Can't we not reheat in cups ?
     
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    twink

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    use a larger cup... even i was gifted kenstar MW
     
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    rajinitk4

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    Try using a bigger container or apply little ghee/oil on the top edges of cup.
     
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    PavitraVenkat

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    you can use microwave safe cups for reheating. Mine is 750 W microwave. 45-50 secs is more than sufficient. also depends on the amount of liquid you are trying to reheat. Start with 30s and monitor. Increase by 10s in steps. hope this helps
     
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    CHINCHILLA

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    Hope you are not covering it with lid.
     
    CHINCHILLA, Jul 15, 2013
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    Celebrations

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    Got to be very careful while boiling milk or water in microwave. I had seen a lady admitted with burns in her hand while she opened the microwave to pick a glass of water she was boiling. Microwave heats the water molecules to very high temp resulting in quick heating . So always monitor the food you are heating
     
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