We have many plates.
They work as plates.
They are fine in the microwave.
But not this fucking plate.
I have blisters on my fingers from picking it up. Food was not cooked - but plate was. Still hurts like hell.
What the fuck?!?
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ReplyDeleteDoes it have a crack or chip? If so it might have absorbed water
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