what is this?

MRSMCAWBER

could it be for re-heating a plated meal ?.... oohhh we need to know as its driving me nuts lol

anguk

onetomany wrote: »

really sorry carnt get the link to open thanks anyway

Ooops, it seems like the swear filter doesn't like part of the address! Try this instead:
http://kick-butt.co.uk/baby/?pWiZC56U

Or go to: http://www.feel-at-home.co.uk then "microwave accessories" on the left.

Although looking at your picture it doesn't look the same. It's driving me mad wondering what it is!

Penelope_Penguin

onetomany wrote: »

hi im asking you mse a big favor , i brough something from the pound shop today for 50p and me and hubby isnt sure what it is

Why not go back to the shop and ask, and then promise yourself not to buy things you don't need

Penny. x

EssexGirl

onetomany wrote: »

the lid clips onto the bottom it has holes on the top

If you're not sure what it is, then how do you know the lid clips onto the bottom? It might clip onto the top IYSWIM :rotfl:

Could it be a lidded colander?

JenniO

onetomany wrote: »

i bought something from the pound shop today for 50p

that confused me more than the product. Aren't things from the pound shop, well, £1?

My guess is that is for heating things up in the microwave allowing air to flow through but if it explodes it won't go all over the microwave??? Like a jacket potato?

southernscouser

That to me looks like a helmet for when the kids are playing 'war'.

nads

Looks like some kind of steamer. Is it about he size of a plate or much smaller? If it's smaller maybe to microwave eggs?

southernscouser

Funnily enough guys, I bought one of these, but I have no idea what it is either!


I'm sorry!

bumble-bee_3

I had something similar which was a microwave rice steamer, think you have part of what would have been the set....steamer, bottom bowl & lid.

nads

bumble-bee wrote: »

I had something similar which was a microwave rice steamer, think you have part of what would have been the set....steamer, bottom bowl & lid.

Maybe that's why it was 50p in a pound shop?