NO MICROWAVE, NO PROBLEM. You can make this fudge on the hob. Simply warm the mixes through on a very low heat stirring constantly. YOU MUST NOT BOIL THE FUDGE. [top]

The fudge should be quite hard. If you like a soft fudge, simply add an extra teaspoon of water to the mix. [top]

Fudge made with Calico mixes simply dries out over time and becomes harder. We do not recommend leaving it in airtight containers because it is a fresh product and does not include a preservative which would prevent mould growth such as that seen on jam from time to time. If we used a preservative, you could seal it tight, prevent any moisture loss and get many months shelf life.

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If fudge is stirred while the batch is still warm, a slight grain will result. This is traditional. To make fudge that is less grainy, use a recipe that has marshmallow creme as an ingredient.

No. Pizzas are not designed to be microwaved. Because of the uneven heating in a microwave, you can never be certain of a thorough cook which can compromise the safety of the product.

We don't recommend drawing on fudge because the image does not show up very well and some images may be difficult for the decorator however we will try to accommodate your needs.

Fudge must be cooked to a full boil until the mixture reaches 242? F. Therefore, it is helpful to have a candy thermometer. Soft, sticky fudge is often the result of the mixture not being cooked long enough and to the correct temperature.

If you are cutting the fudge and putting it in a gift box, you should line the box first with a piece of baking parchment paper so that the fudge does not stain the box. [top]

This is the place to have all your burning questions about Marshmallow Fluff answered! If after reading this, you still have a question, send it to us.

Will you know if I used silica gel, the oven, or the microwave? How long do the plants need to stay in the press? Until they're dry. Okay, smarty pants, how long will that be? This depends on what you have (small things vs. big, juicy things), how much you have (a little vs. a very full press), and whether or not you're using the dryers in room 004. Generally, most plants will dry in those dryers in 5 to 7 days. Wet things take longer. Is there a way to make wet stuff dry more quickly? Yes.

Yes. Melt 1 cup of butter or margarine and pour over 1 6oz. bag of Mrs. Cubbison’s Stuffing. In a microwave safe bowl, combine with 1 cup chopped onion and 1-½ cups chopped celery and mix well. Add 1 ½ cups of broth, water, or fruit juice and cook covered on high approximately 5-7 minutes*. For the herb-cubed 10oz. package add an extra 3/4 cup of liquid. (*Note: Cook time will vary depending on your microwave)

When using a microwave to thaw RMBs, you must be extremely careful, as the microwave can begin to cook the food from the inside (the bones) out. Thawing RMBs in the microwave is NOT the recommended method. NEVER, EVER give your dog a cooked bone, as it can splinter and cause severe internal complications. The safest method of thawing is room temperature or, if you're in a bit of a hurry, soak the RMBs in cold water in the kitchen sink. Back to top of page

No. All baby foods may be served warm, at room temperature or cold. However, we recommend that you warm Microwave Meals before serving to achieve the best possible taste and texture.

Microwave ovens are a technological breakthrough and a great convenience. However, microwave ovens are also a source of radiation that contaminates our food and our home. Despite reassurances from the FDA and oven manufacturers, microwave radiation is a potential cause of serious illness, including cancer. Homeowners can buy radiation-detecting devices, but these devices are notoriously unreliable. So I prefer to err on the side of safety and avoid microwave ovens.

No. Microwaving can cause uneven heating of the formula. This can result in “hot spots” that could burn your baby.

With the advent of the microwave, cooking potatoes has become much faster and more convenient. Many claim that the microwave actually bakes a more nutritious potato than a conventional oven, because the potato is exposed to nutrient-draining heat for a shorter period of time. Potatoes should be scrubbed, dried and pricked with a fork, then wrapped in a paper towel and placed one inch apart on a microwave rack. Cook according to your oven's guidelines, and turn potatoes once during cooking.

Microwaves are not permitted in the residences. The Residence Life office in conjunction with the Student Government Association has a program that offers the Microfridge, a combination refrigerator and microwave. If you are interested in renting a Microfridge, you may contact The Refrigerator Company at http://www.therefrigeratorcompany.com/.

Gregor Mendel was a 19th Century monk who discovered the laws of inheritance (dominant and recessive genes etc.). More recent analysis of his results suggest that they are "too good to be true". Mendelian inheritance involves the random selection of possible traits from parents, with particular probabilities of particular traits. It seems from Mendel's raw data that chance played a smaller part in his experiments than it should. This does not imply fraud on the part of Mendel.

You should never need to throw this fudge away. Even if it dries out over time, simply cut it up and put it in the microwave on a gentle heat for 30 seconds at a time, stir it every time you remove it from the microwave and repeat this process until it is smooth. If the fudge was very hard, you should add an extra teaspoon of water for every 400g of fudge. [top]

All basic fudge mixes are GLUTEN FREE (so is the Fudge Pie Mix). Note that brownies, cookies and pecan pie are NOT gluten free. [top]

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No. The uneven heat of a microwave prevents the dough from browning and baking through. You can use a convection/microwave oven to bake our cookies.

At Amy’s Kitchen, we make sure that all the plastic films and coatings used in the packaging of our frozen products are safe to use. The concern about the use of plastic films and coatings in food packaging is based on research showing that some plastics, including PVC, have plasticizers in them that could leak into food at low levels. Because of this, Amy's Kitchen requires that all plastic films and coatings used in the packaging of our frozen products be free of plasticizers.

Microwave blanching may not be as effective as other methods, since research has shown that some enzymes may not be inactivated. This could result in off flavors and loss of texture and color. Those wishing to run the risk of low quality vegetables by microwave blanching should be sure to work in small quantities, using the directions for their specific microwave oven. Microwave blanching will not save time or energy.

No, they do not retain heat. Nothing happens when they are put in the microwave. The fact that the product doesn't retain heat is a benefit. The knit is breathable and allows heat and sweat to escape to avoid skin irritations. The silicone is very high quality and will not melt.

Yes, but there are certain limitations and only one of each is allowed per room. Microwaves up to .9 cubic feet.　 Refrigerators with a maximum capacity of 4.5 cubic feet, 115 volt 60 cycle AC, 230 watts, 2 amp (when running).