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Eco Cup w/ Silicone Lid & Sleeve Coffee Tea i am not a paper cup look-a-like white porcelain travel mug (Colors May Vary) Single-walled, porcelain Eco Coffee Cup. This cup allows you the user to have the look of the coffee house paper cup we are all used to without destroying the enivronment with the waste generated from disposable drinkwear. This cup also features cool touch silicone sleeve and lid which are both reusable for the life of the item. The Eco Cup helps to supply the consumer with their cup of joe AND minimize their daily inpact on the environment! Save money too. Assorted sleeve colors of brown and white. WARNING: Cup can become EXTREMELY hot to the touch when filled with a hot beverage. Do not use without silicone sleeve on cup. (13) Day 338: It's A Microwave, Not A Parking Meter. You know when someone leaves extra time on a parking meter, you get super excited? When someone leaves time on a microwave, it's a different story. You're like, "So what -- you can't finish the last couple of seconds?" Or "Why can't you just take half a second to clear the timer?" UGH to the tenth power. Almost every morning, one of the first things that I do is walk to the microwave and clear the timer. Yes, it's super annoying, but I guess some people just forget. Understandable. But this is what just boggles my mind: Sometimes I'd see the timer and there are still 4-5 minutes left on the timer. What the what??? Way to overestimate the heating time. I mean, if you're gonna heat up a cup of hot chocolate, you know that it only takes about 1 minute, right? Or when you're gonna microwave Cup O'Noodles, it only takes 3 minutes, RIGHT? (I mean, it says so on the styrofoam cup!) So WHY in the world would you put so much time on the microwave, only to stop at the 4:44 mark? I just... I don't... What the --? Summer vegetable appetizer or light lunch Garden tomatoes, sliced crimini mushrooms (I needed to use them up!), sliced Black Beauty zucchini (we grew!), a sprinkle of four Mexican cheeses, a drizzle of olive oil, and a shake of garlic powder and spicy pizza seasoning. All piled onto a slice of focaccia roasted garlic bread and then heated. You could broil, or heat in a 400 degree oven; I microwaved for two minutes because it's too HOT to use the oven. I adore summer vegetables and the many things that you can create with them. This is something I never tried before—a kind of open-faced sandwich that would be good as an appetizer or a light lunch. Give me tomatoes, olive oil and garlic and I think I'd eat them on a slab of styrofoam! Similar posts: sharp microwave r308 fuse for microwave oven amana commercial microwave parts 24 inch microwave hood panasonic dimension 4 microwave convection oven ge microwave dimensions microwave syrup sponge |