Food Warmer Plate - Microwavable 9-Inch Marble Hot Plate Keeps Food Warm Longer - Great for Parties, Family Gatherings, and Holidays
Key features
- •Keeps food hot Longer , stone center becomes hot while handles stay safe to touch
- •No cords, chemicals or batteries
- •Safe to use on all surfaces , material: polypropylene and Granite
- •Overall Dimensions: 9 inches (length) x 10.25 inches (width) x 1 inches (Height)
Food Warmer Plate - Microwavable 9-Inch Marble Hot Plate Keeps Food Warm Longer - Great for Parties, Family Gatherings, and Holidays
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
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Works awesome!
Donya Spray✓ Verified Purchase•October 16, 2023
My husband eats very slowly, like almost an hour to eat a plate, so I have searched and searched for a way to keep his food warm without having to run to the microwave so many times. This along with a microwave plate cover works great! I highly recommend this product!
I LOVE TTHESE!!!
L Matt✓ Verified Purchase•October 8, 2023
I was tired of eating cold food and this solved the problem just fine!!
Keeps. My food warm
Arthur M. Sterling✓ Verified Purchase•October 5, 2023
As I have to chew each bite of my food, it takes me long time to eat. I also like my food warm. So this warming plate really solves my problem and eliminates multiple trips to the microwave. It keeps my food warm for almost 30 minutes. I like it a lot.
There is one problem. The granite slab does not stay in the plastic base so it has to be taken out if the microwave with oven mitts while holding the slab in the plastic holder. That is no particularly easy.
I returned the first one and Amazon sent a replacement. It has the same problem. So it must just be a design fault.
Although it is a bit of a hassle, I will gladly continue using it for every hot meal.
There is one problem. The granite slab does not stay in the plastic base so it has to be taken out if the microwave with oven mitts while holding the slab in the plastic holder. That is no particularly easy.
I returned the first one and Amazon sent a replacement. It has the same problem. So it must just be a design fault.
Although it is a bit of a hassle, I will gladly continue using it for every hot meal.
I love this product will order more
Linda✓ Verified Purchase•August 24, 2023
It was just what I needed!!! So often my meal was less than hot by the time I get to sit and eat it. Not any more.
Actual temperature information
GG✓ Verified Purchase•July 30, 2023
Most of the reviews provided subjective information (it keeps food hot for X amount of time) but I wanted specific information (exactly how hot does this get, how long does it last) so I bought it anyway and will provide this info for anyone else that may want it.
I used an infrared thermometer that measures surface temperature, a 1000 watt relatively new microwave and a hot Corelle plate of turkey and gravy for my experiments. Heating the stone for 3 minutes will get it to 220-225 degrees and it will drop to 115-120 degrees within 20 minutes. Over the next 10 minutes it will drop under 100 degrees effectively returning to room temperature in less than 40 minutes. My house was 74 degrees at the time of the tests.
Heating it for 4 minutes will get the stone to about 280 degrees and buy you 40 minutes of heat that remains above 100 degrees. If you make sure the plate and food are very hot before placing it on the heated stone you will get hot food for 30 minutes. This has worked out very well for me.
*Update* I use this almost every day and heating it so it's ready when microwaved food is ready was becoming a hassle. I had a small countertop microwave that I was going to use strictly to heat this stone but the holder for the stone is too big and it stops the turntable from moving. If you plan to use this in a compact microwave measure first.
I used an infrared thermometer that measures surface temperature, a 1000 watt relatively new microwave and a hot Corelle plate of turkey and gravy for my experiments. Heating the stone for 3 minutes will get it to 220-225 degrees and it will drop to 115-120 degrees within 20 minutes. Over the next 10 minutes it will drop under 100 degrees effectively returning to room temperature in less than 40 minutes. My house was 74 degrees at the time of the tests.
Heating it for 4 minutes will get the stone to about 280 degrees and buy you 40 minutes of heat that remains above 100 degrees. If you make sure the plate and food are very hot before placing it on the heated stone you will get hot food for 30 minutes. This has worked out very well for me.
*Update* I use this almost every day and heating it so it's ready when microwaved food is ready was becoming a hassle. I had a small countertop microwave that I was going to use strictly to heat this stone but the holder for the stone is too big and it stops the turntable from moving. If you plan to use this in a compact microwave measure first.
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