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27 foods and items that should never be put in the microwave - Page 23 of 35 - Kiwi Report

27 foods and items that should never be put in the microwave


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[post_page_title]French fries[/post_page_title]
While they are not dangerous to microwave, French fries lose their taste and texture when reheated. They tend to get soggy and just generally are not as good and when you first made or bought them.

French fries

One way to solve this is by frying your leftover fries in hot oil. After the fries are cooked and return to their original texture, the oil can be removed with a paper towel. But the best thing to do is, of course, to always eat freshly fried French fries!

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