Can I microwave food in a Ziploc bag?
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The answer is a resounding no. The manufacturer's instructions do not recommend cooking in Ziploc bags. Cooking requires temperatures that generally exceed the melting point of the polyethylene plastic. For this reason, the company only endorses microwave defrosting and reheating.
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