Your microwave might be one of the most used appliances in your kitchen — especially if you're a fan of a late night bag of popcorn or a good baked potato. If you ...

Armed with her MSc in molecular biology and an unwavering obsession with baking, Brianna turns up the heat on our small appliance testing and roots out Best Buy groceries for us all to enjoy. We've ...

Though there are isolated and rare cases of radiation injury from microwave use, experts say they emit less electromagnetic radiation than candles. Microwave ovens have been a kitchen staple since the ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Rachel Wharton Rachel Wharton is a writer covering kitchen appliances. She ...

The year was 2000. Y2K came and went, and a group of four childhood best friends had something more important to worry about now: middle school. Would boys like them? Would they be popular? Would they ...

Can you really set your microwave on fire? It depends. Here's what happens if you put metal in the microwave—and no, don't try it at home. Keep reading, because we’re answering the lingering question ...

I don’t think I ever truly appreciated having a microwave until I didn’t have one. In my last apartment, I had to choose between a microwave and an air fryer, and maybe it was the TikTok influence of ...

Microwaves are sometimes seen as just a cooking shortcut, but they can do a lot more than reheat meals. New capabilities, such as convection cooking and steaming, have made them more useful than ever.

Stuck-on mess from exploding leftovers? Grease and grime from splatters? We've asked the experts how to clean a microwave, and their tips and tricks do not disappoint. Spills and splatters are an ...