how to heat product without a microwave? would boiling it or using a hair dryer work?
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boiling water, but I would place the wax container in a glass in the water. It should work.
1523308
The alternative is to place in a boiling pan. I find the microwave to be the best choice. Variar remember that you can place in the freezer.
363014
No oil needed at all. You can melt it in the microwave, on the stove top, on a portable burner, or in a fondue pot. All work equally well. I use a fondue pot if I'm melting it away from home (like in a classroom) and then pour it into the fountain.
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This is from the Artisan Coconut Butter website, and any of the 3 methods they recommend works great.: There are several ways to warm up your jar of Coconut Butter. Option 1: You can put the jar into hot water. Option 2: You can put it in the microwave. Please be aware that the fibers in the Coconut Butter will scorch very easily. We recommend no more than 15-20 seconds at a time. Which leads us to option 3: wrap the jar in a heating pad and then walk away. Whatever option you choose, once the jar is warm all the way thru it will be semi liquid and easily spreadable. Depending on the temperature of the room it has been known to stay soft for several days. Suggestion for future use: Our favorite thing to do is to warm the jar all the way thru and then pour the Coconut Butter into ice cube trays. Put the trays in the fridge or freezer. Once the Coconut Butter is solid again, pop out the cubes and keep them in the fridge so they will maintain their shape. That way you only have to heat a small portion at a time instead of working with the whole jar.
1050761
I no longer have the packaging, but it's plastic, so I would think it could be microwaved. I just use it as a holder, not to cook or heat in.
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Either way works great. To heat in the warmer I fold the tortillas and place a moist paper towel in with them, then heat in the microwave for a minute or so. I also use a hot bread warmer in the bottom which works great to keep things warm.
504653
No preheat needed, just add a little oil, load with food items, microwave for recommended time, and let set to finish cycle. It's been an amazing device for meat, fish, and poultry! I'm not a shill... just a well fed buyer, with a happy wife. ~Paulhttp://www.microhearth.com/index.cfm
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I think a microwave is best. You may have to check with the manufacturer of this.
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Take it out of the package and use a microwavable plate that works best. And yes it does taste better when you microwave it. I hope that helped Chris.
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Well, I don't use a microwave to reheat food...so I like to use steam to reheat. I'll fill the resovoir with water and my food doesn't get soggy or over cooked. Works well to reheat meats without drying it out.
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Absolutely. In fact, that is the only way I have ever used it. I don't have a microwave oven, just a kettle and a gas stove. No need to wait to cool either.
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I put it in a throw away tin and heat it. You can use a microwave just make sure you check the temperature of the wax before you slap it on your skin so you don't get burned
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I use a spoon. I also put it in a ramekin to microwave to get it back to liquid form to use in my hair
342014
Yes I just oiled it and heat it on high for at least 5 minutes before putting it to the temp I want. Parts of it seem to cook differently sometimes though. I believe a booklet with instructions came with. It is helpful.
1695950
You can either use a portable heating pad or buy a crock pot looking thing made just for heating rocks, but don't use the microwave or an actual crock pot. Heating pad is cheapest and portable.
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I would use the oven not the microwave. Unless you have a specific recipe. I used it in the oven to make heart shape crayons. I cut up crayons and baked them at 150 degree for 15 minutes.
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I have never seen that instruction anywhere. I have not put any water in the microwave when heating it up. I believe the seed is what gives it that moist feeling.