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Tue, Aug 25, 09 at 19:20
| I want a small microwave safe container to heat up milk for my coffee.
With all that we have to buy today I cannot find anything that fits the bill. I did find a 1/4 cup condiment container that works, but it's just a tad too small. For a long time I used a "cheese glass" as my mother called them. American Cheese and other flavors still come in nice small glass containers. After using one for quite a while it broke. Maybe it broke because I used it too long. It was the perfect size, what do you think about me just going back to that and hoping it will last for a couple of months? Thanks
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| I got a small cream pitcher, probably at WalMart or some such place, years ago. It's about 1/2 cup, just like this!! (too funny), and I use it in the microwave all the time to heat up milk. I have a larger stainless pitcher for frothing. Amazon has a good selection. |
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| I would just put the amount of milk you want to heat up in a 1-cup glass measuring cup. |
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| I just put the milk in my coffee mug, microwave that, then pour the coffee into that mug. Repeat as needed. However, if you specifically want a 4 oz. creamer/pitcher, here's a MW-safe one. There's also the classic Apilco cow-shaped creamer. I also think this milk bottle creamer is cute, but it's larger than you want. |
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- Posted by ginnyginny (My Page) on Fri, Aug 28, 09 at 12:10
| Thank you all for your ideas! I should be able to find something among them that will work. I so much appreciate you taking the time to give me ideas!! Ginny |
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