Microwave Crisper Pan

This little pan is perfect for the microwave. My husband and I love to have roasted mixed nuts for snacks. I buy raw nuts at Costco and now I can roast them in the microwave. I heat the pan (as instructed) for about a minute then add a mixture of the raw nuts. I roast them in two minute intervals, stirring after each time. When they are done I add a little butter and salt and let them sit in the pan until cool. The pan cleans easily and the roasted nuts are perfect.

Works well until it starts to peel.

Works great for warming pizza. Keeps it crispy, doesn’t get soggy

I have used this crisper pan about six times and on things that I have cooked multiple times I have increased time get desired effect. It would be nice if the manufacturer would suggest cooking times so we don't have to do all the testing before we get it right. This is a great idea and I know some frozen food and snack come with a metallic coated paper sleeve that work. Just a suggestion on how much I should increase the cooking time over what the food package says, like 10%,15% ect. this would give a good starting point.

This product takes longer then using the oven to heat up fries or pizza etc. First you have to heat the pan alone in the microwave for several minutes and then add your food, then heat that for several minutes. Food comes out soggy, not crispy as it declares in the description. Waste of money. Just use you oven.

I dont like how it doesnt crisp pizzas. May Im not doing something?

We had an old microwave pan that we decided to scrap and update to a new pan. The old pan was much thicker and heavier. When it was heated and food was placed on it the pan would brown the bottom of the food. The new pan dosen't brown even when you preheat, the food may sizzle when it is placed on the pan but that's about it. The pan looses heat rapidly to the food. Adding more time only dries the food. I can cook a hamburger patty faster on a paper plate than using this ineffective pan and less time to cook dries the food less. This is the second microwave pan I bought (different seller) with the same results. Conclusion is the new thinner pans are not as good as the older thicker pans. Next I will try a US made pan see if it is better.

Love this pan for pizza and burgers.