Have you ever microwaved water?

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[QUOTE="wolverine4262"] Same here. water in hot chocolate is gross.wolverine4262

Yeah...just try making some of the powdered hot choclate with milk and see how that works out.

Shit won't even mix.

It doesn't mix. The powder will stay on the top and not mix.

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It doesn't mix. The powder will stay on the top and not mix.

Jebus213

Yes, it gets the water hot quickly, so it takes way less time to boil.

This thought never even crossed my mind, I boil water the normal wayJML897

This.

I've never had the thought in my head until I read this topic. 

Nope, boiling is good enough for me. 

Yeah...just try making some of the powdered hot choclate with milk and see how that works out.

 

Shit won't even mix.

Jebus213

People actually drink those? Yuck. :P

GOAT tier

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It doesn't mix. The powder will stay on the top and not mix.

wolverine4262

Well not my box.

[QUOTE="Storm_Marine"]

sounds like the lazy and slobbish thing to do

Jebus213

second dumbest thing I've read all day

surely you're exaggerating

[QUOTE="wolverine4262"][QUOTE="The-Apostle"] Eeewwww... I prefer milk over water for hot chocolate. It's creamier that way!Jebus213

Yeah...just try making some of the powdered hot choclate with milk and see how that works out.

Shit won't even mix.

I have a boiling water dispenser, I dont have to boil my water unless I have to keep it at a consistent temperature if I'm cooking pastas and such.

You just have to be careful not to dump something into superheated water, and then it instantly starts to vaoprize right into your face. It's the same reason why, in the chemistry lab, you always have a stir bar or boiling stone. You need a rough surface for the gas to create bubbles on, then escape the liquid.

You just have to be careful not to dump something into superheated water, and then it instantly starts to vaoprize right into your face. It's the same reason why, in the chemistry lab, you always have a stir bar or boiling stone. You need a rough surface for the gas to create bubbles on, then escape the liquid.

jimkabrhel

I never use the microwave to boil water, for coffee I have a coffee machine and for thee I have a water boiler. Also, don't drink chocolate milk with water, that's just f*cking gross. 

I use one of those new electric water jugs.

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[QUOTE="Storm_Marine"]

sounds like the lazy and slobbish thing to do

Storm_Marine

second dumbest thing I've read all day

surely you're exaggerating

Instant oatmeal, instant grits, instant cream of wheat, tea, instant coffee, Ramen noodles, etc. I could go on forever. :|

If you want me to waste time, dishes, and electricity by letting it sit on the stove for more then twice the time for no good reason then I don't even.

I never knew people were "2 kewl 2 use microwaves".

What's next? "OMG you guys use toasters and toaster ovens? How lazy because I use the oven or throw it on a pan!!"

I did it a lot when i was a kid and didn't want to fool around with the stove. 

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[QUOTE="wolverine4262"] Same here. water in hot chocolate is gross.cain006

Yeah...just try making some of the powdered hot choclate with milk and see how that works out.

Shit won't even mix.

Third dumbest reponse I've read in this thread.

You don't even know what brand I use.

10/10

Nope, never. I haven't even considered doing such a thing.

i do it when i make hot chocolate.

konvikt_17

My whole world is turning upside down

 

Aljosa23

Yes, whos got time to wait for water to boil on the stove-top?

ain't nobody got time for that

Yes, whos got time to wait for water to boil on the stove-top?

 

ain't nobody got time for that

kickingcarpet

Good use of H2O in the microwave; small cup of water when re-heating pizza or pretty much anything that is bready. Helps retain moisture in the food, making it less dry.

shellcase86

random thought, i think i read somewhere that it is actually more dangerous to microwave water than to boil it.

something about, in the microwave the water doesnt boil, just gets superheated. so it could be extremely hot, but you wouldnt be able to judge it.

whereas on the stove it boils and you can tell its done.

something like that.

konvikt_17

I don't do that. I don't even think I've heard of that.

In my house though we do boil water, not only for cooking, but also for baths.

Who knew a post explaining different ways to get water hot would get 85 replies? 

I don't do that. I don't even think I've heard of that.

In my house though we do boil water, not only for cooking, but also for baths.

whipassmt

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I don't do that. I don't even think I've heard of that.

In my house though we do boil water, not only for cooking, but also for baths.

deeliman