Microwave Cooking Products

I am glad to see that there are so many microwave cooking products on the commercial market today. My son is leaving off to college is just a few weeks time. We are sending a microwave oven with him for cooking. He has not at all learned to cook on his own. He would be a wonderful example of someone that cannot boil water. Oh well, maybe that is a bit stern, he could most likely boil water but what to do next would dumbfound him.

Therefore with the many microwave cooking products that are available, I know that he will not starve. I am certain that he will be thankful for every home cooked meal he enjoys when he comes home to visit. I am fairly positive that he will be more than willing to learn to cook for himself once he has enjoyed microwave cooking during the entire first semester of his college.

During a recent grocery-shopping trip, I tried explaining to him how the coupon system works, how to buy items in bulk and how to save money on different products, his eyes glazed over with unconcern. I smiled to myself for the reason that I, too, was once eighteen and I remember believing my parent knew very little as compared to my own personal vast knowledge. I furthermore remember realizing how smart my parents were and how little I really knew once high school and family were hundreds of miles away.

We did not do much microwave cooking in my day when I was young as we did not have the luxury of microwave specific foods and packaging like they can enjoy today. The occasion to buy individually wrapped breakfast burritos, macaroni and cheese bowls, teriyaki chicken bowls and other prepared frozen foods were not as readily obtainable. As a result many food companies today create snack foods and individual meals with college students and kids in mind. I tried to give details to him that these specially wrapped convenience foods are often very pricey. He doesn't believe me when I advise him that college is a time of personal growth and poverty for most college students.

Thus for now, we will send him on his life. I have packed him with cartons of top ramen and a specialty cookbook explaining the hundreds of ways that you can prepare top ramen noodles into quality meals. We bought him a microwave and all the required cookware and supplies he will need to stock his first kitchen. We will unquestionably be sending him many care packages once he arrives. Mostly though, I will most likely have to send money to him. For he will not be able to live on microwave cooking alone.

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