Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Experiment #422: Quince
(Rated PG) It's of course time for my once a season microwaving of a produce item, so of course this isn't going to be spectacular, but it was at least an unusual one, and a punny one as well since I'm microwaving five quince. For those that don't know, a quince is like a small apple that's used to make jelly. Of course there were no explosions or anything like that, just a bunch of applesauce and a little leaking. This is actually very similar to the original apple episode I did three years ago, where I even declared it a "delicious idea".
youtube.com/watch?v=MrnMg8dNqnM
You can see from the microwave's plate and how tiny each of the quince look how big that microwave is. But it's more of a length in the interior. I still haven't gotten the microwave that can fit a small microwave inside of it, but that WILL be very soon, I promise you it won't be much more of a delay. It's just that I don't want to cheat you and do a toy microwave or microwave parts. I'm going to find a microwave with a cavity big enough to stuff another microwave in. I came REALLY close recently, but close is not good enough. Now that I got the "produce" item episode out of the way, you can expect some cool and exciting episodes in the very near future. Microwave Me, now in its 15th season continues its trend of bigger and better microwave experiments than done the previous season while being filmed in 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave as the show's host and producer, who for this episode uses a giant Kenmore microwave.
Experiment #422: Quince
(Rated PG) It's of course time for my once a season microwaving of a produce item, so of course this isn't going to be spectacular, but it was at least an unusual one, and a punny one as well since I'm microwaving five quince. For those that don't know, a quince is like a small apple that's used to make jelly. Of course there were no explosions or anything like that, just a bunch of applesauce and a little leaking. This is actually very similar to the original apple episode I did three years ago, where I even declared it a "delicious idea".
youtube.com/watch?v=MrnMg8dNqnM
You can see from the microwave's plate and how tiny each of the quince look how big that microwave is. But it's more of a length in the interior. I still haven't gotten the microwave that can fit a small microwave inside of it, but that WILL be very soon, I promise you it won't be much more of a delay. It's just that I don't want to cheat you and do a toy microwave or microwave parts. I'm going to find a microwave with a cavity big enough to stuff another microwave in. I came REALLY close recently, but close is not good enough. Now that I got the "produce" item episode out of the way, you can expect some cool and exciting episodes in the very near future. Microwave Me, now in its 15th season continues its trend of bigger and better microwave experiments than done the previous season while being filmed in 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave as the show's host and producer, who for this episode uses a giant Kenmore microwave.
