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Potato Magic (Microwave Potato Cooker)

  • 12-08-2016 4:41pm
    #1
    Yester
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,499 ✭✭✭


    Has anyone tried this? I got one the other day and it claims to do great things.


    *Creates a steam pocket to cook perfect potatoes in the microwave in just 4 minutes!.
    *Perfect Potatoes in just 4 minutes
    *Cooks all types of potatoes - white, red, yams and more
    *Cooks Up to 4 potatoes at a time
    *Washable, reusable microwave bag cooker
    *Also use for corn on the cob, day-old bread, tortillas and more

    I tried it with 4 medium sized spuds and after 4 minutes they were still raw. It took 10 minutes in total before they were cooked. (It comes with a warning that it can catch fire if you microwave it for too long)
    I tried again with 2 spuds (bigger ones to be fair) and after 8 minutes total they were still raw in the middle. Maybe I'm doing it wrong?

    Here's a link to an American online shop that shows a picture of it.

    http://widgetlove.com/usd/store/household-goods-1/magic-microwave-potato-cooker.html

    P.S I am not promoting this product or onlinestore.


Comments

  • #2
    mocmo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 135 ✭✭mocmo


    I have one, I've found it works really well with medium sized potatoes (maybe about the size of a computer mouse?!) but anything bigger takes a lot longer. They come out much better than your average microwaved potato, not so shrivelled up and more like a steamed spud. I usually do two at a time, so maybe that's the difference?


  • #3
    Yester
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,499 ✭✭✭Yester


    Hi mocmo. I just tried it again with 2 smaller potatos and they were perfect after 4 mins. I agree they are better than just microwaved potatos. It's not too bad I suppose if I'm just cooking something fast for myself but I'm usually cooking for the oh as well. I'd be fair annoyed if I'd bought it off the website I linked though, just noticed they are selling it for US$34.99. I think I paid 3 quid for mine and I'm still not happy.


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