The Ranger wrote:
> SWMBO, the other cook for Clan Ranger and user of the kitchen
> microwave most often, does NOT want a carousel in her microwave.
> Her mother never had one so she doesn't need one. You know;
> they're just too new-fangled and different. She'd have to learn
> how to cook all over again. She doesn't know what they are but
> she's ag'init!
>
> And since I grow weary of always being wrong when I argue with
> SWMBO, it's easiest to shrug my shoulders, readjust the weight of
> the world upon them, and trudge along without saying anything
> more.

What is a SWMBO? I think she's right I have two microwaves and one
has the carousel and is three times the power of the other without the
carousel. Both have their advantages. Low power cooking that is ON all
the time is better than this On and Off dance the microwaves do for
reduced power. Apparently they can't reduce the power so they reduce
the time. Some things cook better on pure 100% low power.

The carousel helps a little but not all that much. And the turn is 45
degrees not the usual 90 that is stated, yes? One can get a plain
microwave and the carousel later from Nordicware. So the best of both
worlds. A square large space without the carousel, and the carousel for
most things although it's probably a pain to wind the carousel up.
Hmmm, tough call. If you are not cooking large square things, get the
carousel. It's fun to worry about the microwaves watching the thing go
around and trying to see if the dish is frothing at the mouth. And what
is this doing to my eyeballs.



What is this reflective paddle for the non-carousel Quasar? That sounds
interesting.