Can toaster ovens reheat refridgerated food (spaghetti with sauce on top in a pyrex bowl, whole hamburgers, etc.) like a microwave oven?
Aluminum is a low density metal and the heat capacity of aluminum is very low, especially compared to water, therefore any heat it absorbs is almost completely dispersed to the atmosphere seconds after.
They can reheat food, though it takes longer than in a microwave.It takes about the same time as it would in a regular ovenAnd I don't think I'd risk a pyrex dish in a toaster ovenIt might be too close to the elementIt might be okay, but then again it might notUse a metal dish or pan.
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