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andiphant said:Aha! That sounds like a good solution. I did have the lid on it.
PS I always think you are me because I am an "ALF" too, lol. That's the first thing I considered when I met my husband. I thought "oh, great if I marry him my initials will be ALF" Guess he was worth it![]()
That is so funny a fellow ALFer! The whole time we were dating I kept going ALF, my maiden initials were ALS, so my DH would call me Amanda Sue AS*. Oh it would irk me, then one day we were at the grocery store and there was a girl named Amanda Sue, we just walked out laughing so hard. My DH said I hope her last name doesn't start w/ an S.soonerchef
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Originally Posted by andiphant
Aha! That sounds like a good solution. I did have the lid on it.
PS I always think you are me because I am an "ALF" too, lol. That's the first thing I considered when I met my husband. I thought "oh, great if I marry him my initials will be ALF" Guess he was worth it
I am an ASH...I always told my mother that I wouldn't be able to marry a man with a last name that started with an "S"...or I would be an AS(you get the picture)!!!
There are a few potential reasons for this. First, make sure you are not filling the cooker beyond the max fill line. Also, check that the lid is securely closed and the vent is open. Another possibility is that the food you are cooking is too high in liquid content. Try reducing the amount of liquid or using a different recipe.
To prevent boiling over, be sure to follow the instructions for filling and using the micro cooker. Also, try using a lower power setting on your microwave and stirring the food halfway through cooking. If needed, you can also place a paper towel or microwave-safe plate on top of the cooker to catch any potential spills.
No, the micro cooker is designed for use in the microwave only. It is not safe to use on a stovetop or in the oven.
Yes, the micro cooker is dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. However, it is recommended to wash it by hand with warm, soapy water to prolong its lifespan.
It is not recommended to cook frozen foods in the micro cooker, as this can cause uneven heating and potentially lead to boiling over. It is best to thaw frozen foods before cooking in the micro cooker.