I am not familiar with this product. Does it cook in the microwave or is that for warming them only?
1486971
They are super hard chips that puff into warm crunchy pork skins in the microwave.
1486972
You cook it in a microwave for 45 seconds. Any longer it will burn. It is real crunchy and you can hear them kind of crackle when you put in a bowl or plate as I do. Very good. Once you start eating them you cannot stop. Also, if not eaten that day they are still crunchy the next day.
1486973
You cook these in the microwave. Different microwaves have different power levels so you will need to experiment to find the right amount of time to get them just right. In my microwave, I cook them for 1 minute 35 seconds. Most of them "pop out" and are tender and delicious. This is my families favorite treat and has replaced popcorn and chips. They are best served warm and still crackling.
1486974
Yes they come in a popcorn bag & cook up fresh in microwave, ive had fresh pork rinds at fairs & they taste just as good melt in your mouth pork
1486975
You're supposed to actually cook them in the microwave but, as my review stated, they don't cook-up as intended. About half of them cook, the other half remain as tough, inedible pork shards. Even those that cook as intended aren't very good. I would suggest you steer clear of this product. Buy the previously cooked, packaged pork skins instead.
1591866
They are fine in the microwave. I have put them in the oven on 180 to keep the food warm and had no issues.
803185
I have only used them in a regular oven, in which they work wonderfully. I don't think they are designed for a Microwave.
990167
I have not used these crocks in the microwave, but I believe they are. I used them for French onion soup and pot pies. The size is great. I live them!! I hope this helps.
1534310
I'm pretty sure I've used them in the microwave -- but not TOTALLY sure........... No help, huh?
1893890
You arent suppose to microwave them. I would assume meats would be ok to warm up in a bowl of warm water.
886717
I'm not sure. They are like other Corelle I've seen. They do get warm in the microwave. But are nice and light weight.
1372431
You know, I've never used this in the microwave--Sorry. Since you asked, I'll have to try and see if it is. Most of the cooking I do is in the conventional oven.
615234
I have put them in my dishwasher, but have no need to put these in my microwave. I wouldn't try the microwave. Why would you need to put them in the microwave at all.
1271
They only stay hot or rather just warm as long as the food is really hot. They cool down very quickly to room temperature once they are out of the microwave oven.
436225
We do use them in the microwave and also warm them in the oven to keep our stews and soups warm when we serve. Great for pasta too.
827267
Steam them in microwave following package directions then put in warmer to take to the table. Warmer keeps them warm and soft. Use the warmer more for pancakes really works well. Have wondered if warmer could be put in microwave to warm tortillas but haven't try yet
409185
I'm sorry, I haven't used them in the microwave. I tend to use glass in the microwave.They are holding up very nice though in the dishwasher.
1493891
No they are not supposed to be heated in microwave because they may explode!
114137
I don't know any reason why they would not be microwavable. Have not tried it myself.
2006663
I wouldn't microwave them, just to be overly safe because they are plastic. But they are small and would defrost quickly in a bowl of hot water.
1957663
I would say no. They aren't supposed to be exposed to extreme temperature changes and it seems to me a microwave would heat them too quickly.