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Aluminium foil containers are available in all shapes and
sizes to meet different food packing requirements. They are
useful for food preparation, cooking, freezing, storage &
heating. They are light in weight, easy to handle, store &
transport. They can be sterilized and are suitable for use
both in conventional and microwave cookers. As aluminium is
impervious to moisture, gas, grease & sunlight, optimum freshness,
flavour and aroma of contents is ensured, with no 'tainting'
from the packaging. In other instances, where a barrier is
required, perhaps because of the acidic nature of food, an
internal protective coating can be applied. Most importantly,
aluminium foil is endlessly recyclable, thereby drastically
reducing energy needs in its manufacture and also conserving
natural resources.
Tips
for using Aluminium Foil Containers in the microwave
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Only
use aluminium foil containers that are 3 cm deep (the
microwave will not penetrate further down). |
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The
containers must be filled to a maximum of 2.5 cm or there
is a risk of burning. |
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Always
remove aluminium foil cover or foil lined lid otherwise
the dish will not be heated. Dana Cling Film may be used
to cover the container. |
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The
aluminium foil container must be placed at least 2 cm
from the walls of the oven, or from another aluminium
foil container or any other metal object in the microwave.
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Increase
recommended cooking & heating times by 10% as microwaves
are only absorbed from above. |
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Don't
use bent or damaged aluminium foil containers and don't
reuse the containers in the microwave. |
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