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Elevated microwave oven platform

 pick up food and cook it more evenly
 
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This microwave oven would include an elevated platform for the food and an angled reflection plate beneath the platform. This way the food could be heated from all sides.
—Voice, Oct 18 2017

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       nice.
—beanangel, Oct 18 2017
   

       You can buy a plastic raised platform for using in the microwave (I can't find a decent photo/link on Google). My mother has had one for ~30 years.
—neutrinos_shadow, Oct 18 2017
   

       // My mother has had one //   

       You have a mother ? Well, well, who knew, huh ?
—8th of 7, Oct 18 2017
   

       The important part was "30 years". This is a very old idea (apart from the microwave reflector underneath).
—neutrinos_shadow, Oct 18 2017
   

       So vigorous food rodeo mechanics.
—wjt, Oct 22 2017
   

       Instead of raising the food, why not lower the microwave?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Oct 23 2017
   

       I thought those were just a reboot of the old, pre-turntable style of microwave oven, where they have a rotating stirrer to stir the radio waves, rather than rotating the food through stationary radio waves. Are they something different?
—notexactly, Mar 18 2018
   


 

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