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Can you cook cookies or cupcakes in the NuWave Pro Infared Oven 20326?

I saw this little baby on an article on Yahoo! http://shopping.yahoo.com/articles/yshoppingarticles/400/best-products-for-campus-bound-kids/
So, I was wondering exactly what you can cook in it and does it change the regular cooking time since the heat is more contained and closer to the food?

Tyler Is Right.
You Don’t Cook Cookies And Cupcakes you bake them there is a huge difference between them.

To cook, is to subject foods to the action of heat in order to make them more digestable. There are various ways of applying heat to foods. The method used depends on wheather the item is tough or tender.

Baking is the primary cooking method used in preparing breads, cakes, pies and pastries. Baking like roasting of meats is cooking by surrounding the item with dry heat in an oven. The baking time will vary depending on the size of the item, the temperature of the oven, the type of item involved, and the particular ingredients involved

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Going to pro skate shop and getting skates molded to foot?

So i was thinking about buying my own skates and taking some ice skating lessons. I don’t know much about skates but i have heard that you can go to the pro shop at the rink and have them put them in a special oven to heat them so they can mold them to your foot, my question is does that cost money to do? if so, approximately how much?

Not all boots are heat moldable. I think Riedells are pretty much the most popular brand that are, but that’s only on some models. They do typically perform that service at the shop since you and your feet are there and they can hopefully make them feel as good as possible. I don’t think they charge for that service, since you purchased the boots from them.

As mentioned before, if you’re just starting out, that type of boot might be a lot for you. I highly recommend Riedells for beginners. They have a wide range of boots for all levels, including boot/blade sets for beginners. Skaters who wear them say they’re pretty comfortable. If you’re just starting lessons, maybe try the Riedell blue ribbon. It’s a good skate with more ankle support than a recreational skate that will take you through a lot of the beginning levels, but it’s not so stiff that it will cause you pain and be over-kill for what you’re doing. They’re about $150 for boot and blade (more advanced boots and blades are sold seperately). Buying a boot that is too stiff for your level can not only be painful, but it can be very difficult to break them in, which can cause problems for you phyiscally and in your skating improvement.

A pro shop with experience can fit you for skates and give you a brand/model recommendation. Since boots all run differently — small, narrow, wide, large — it’s possible that based upon your foot, they may recommend a certain brand for you and the level you’re skating. Same deal with blades….which do need sharpening prior to first use.

Good luck!!! 🙂

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