Chip Bag In A Microwave at Joe Tepper blog

Chip Bag In A Microwave. Close the microwave door and put it on high power for 5 seconds. Make sure the bag is empty and as free of extra rips and tears as possible. Seconds is important, that's why we put it in bold. And oh how crisp it is! The electric fields inside of a microwave cause sparks, heat, and even shrinks a bag of chips! Set the microwave for 5 seconds. If your fridge is anything like ours, you’ll find last night’s dinner in a plastic container, ziploc bag or on a plate wrapped in plastic. Big potato chip bag (empty and full) (rated g) you may have seen my. You’ll see a tiny bit of sparks and hear a bit of noise from the bag, but don’t be. Seriously, 5 seconds, and hit start. Imagine for a moment the joy of opening a brand new bag of potato chips: Your fingers grasp the metalized plastic, pull it apart, there's a soft rush of air, and then you reach in and grab that first crisp bite. Start the microwave and watch the fireworks. Place it in the microwave, making sure it is not touching any sides of the inside.

Set the microwave for 5 seconds. And oh how crisp it is! Seconds is important, that's why we put it in bold. Your fingers grasp the metalized plastic, pull it apart, there's a soft rush of air, and then you reach in and grab that first crisp bite. Start the microwave and watch the fireworks. Big potato chip bag (empty and full) (rated g) you may have seen my. Imagine for a moment the joy of opening a brand new bag of potato chips: The electric fields inside of a microwave cause sparks, heat, and even shrinks a bag of chips! If your fridge is anything like ours, you’ll find last night’s dinner in a plastic container, ziploc bag or on a plate wrapped in plastic. You’ll see a tiny bit of sparks and hear a bit of noise from the bag, but don’t be.

Shrinking chip bag

Chip Bag In A Microwave Seconds is important, that's why we put it in bold. And oh how crisp it is! The electric fields inside of a microwave cause sparks, heat, and even shrinks a bag of chips! Start the microwave and watch the fireworks. Set the microwave for 5 seconds. Seconds is important, that's why we put it in bold. Your fingers grasp the metalized plastic, pull it apart, there's a soft rush of air, and then you reach in and grab that first crisp bite. Big potato chip bag (empty and full) (rated g) you may have seen my. Imagine for a moment the joy of opening a brand new bag of potato chips: You’ll see a tiny bit of sparks and hear a bit of noise from the bag, but don’t be. Seriously, 5 seconds, and hit start. If your fridge is anything like ours, you’ll find last night’s dinner in a plastic container, ziploc bag or on a plate wrapped in plastic. Close the microwave door and put it on high power for 5 seconds. Make sure the bag is empty and as free of extra rips and tears as possible. Place it in the microwave, making sure it is not touching any sides of the inside.