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OVEN COOKING BAGS
Observe the information given by the relevant
manufacturer. Do not close using metal ties. make
small openings to allow steam to escape.
PAPER PLATES / CUPS
Only suitable for short-time cooking or reheating!
Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is
operating.
PAPER TOWEL
Only suitable for short-time cooking or reheating!
Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is
operating.
PARCHMENT PAPER
Use as a cover to prevent splattering or as a cover for
steaming.
PLASTIC
Only use microwave-safe plastic. Observe the
information given by the relevant manufacturer. The
plastic must be labelled "Microwave-safe". Some
plastic containers can melt when the food they
contain becomes hot. Boiling bags and tightly closed
plastic bags must be equipped with small openings,
pierced or vented as described on their packaging.
PLASTIC WRAP
Only use microwave-safe plastic wrap. You can use
plastic wrap to cover the food so moisture is
retained. The plastic wrap must not touch the food!
THERMOMETER
Only use microwave-safe thermometers.
WAX PAPER
You can use wax paper as a cover to protect the
appliance from splatters or to retain moisture.
5.3 Unsuitable materials for microwave cooking
MATERIAL
REMARKS
ALUMINIUM TRAYS
Aluminium trays can cause sparking. Transfer the
food into a microwave-safe container.
FOOD CARTON WITH
METAL HANDLE ETC.
Food cartons with metal handle etc. can cause
sparking. Transfer the food into a microwave-safe
container.
METAL-MADE OR METAL-
TRIMMED ITEMS
Metal shields the food from the microwave energy.
Metal components can cause sparking!
PAPER BAGS
Paper bags can catch fire in the appliance. RISK OF
FIRE!
PLASTIC FOAM
Plastic foam can melt when exposed to high
temperatures and/or contaminate the food.
WOOD
Wood used in a microwave appliance can dry and/or
can get cracks. Wood can catch fire in the appliance.
RISK OF FIRE!
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