make sure you don't turn the grill thing (technical term) on the oven on or you might end up with wilted burnt plastic melting into your food (as I have learnt)which is not too tasty on a scale of 1 to 10.
People spoke to me like this piece of shit frozen food that I don't really care about would turn into an incredible meal, if cooked in an oven.
It was a bit drier and took longer - I think if you're the sort of person, like me, who eats microwave meals then you're probably not enormously fussed as long as it tastes okay and makes your body go.
yes
it make your microwave really really sad
The real question is
does putting oven dinners in the microwave make any difference? The answer is yes. Yes it does.
it's slower
and waiting for stuff is rubbish
possibly
because microwaves heat things up in a different way? So it might make it drier or something. unless you can do both with them.
if it's a plastic container
make sure you don't turn the grill thing (technical term) on the oven on or you might end up with wilted burnt plastic melting into your food (as I have learnt)which is not too tasty on a scale of 1 to 10.
It
takes an hour longer to cook in the oven than it does in the microwave which means you're hungrier when you eat it which makes it seem more delicious.
Recently I had the time and inclination
to do a test.
The answer was: Not really.
People spoke to me like this piece of shit frozen food that I don't really care about would turn into an incredible meal, if cooked in an oven.
It was a bit drier and took longer - I think if you're the sort of person, like me, who eats microwave meals then you're probably not enormously fussed as long as it tastes okay and makes your body go.
Conclusion: just stick with the microwave.