How do you store mini peppers?

Table of Contents:

1. How do you store mini peppers?
2. Why do blueberries spark in the microwave?
3. Why do people Microwave spoons?
4. Why does a grape spark in the microwave?

How do you store mini peppers?

Partially-eaten peppers will last longer by storing them in a sealed container with the seeds and stems still attached. For cut Bell Peppers, store them in a sealed container or plastic bag with a paper towel to absorb excess moisture. Keep them in your crisper drawer—just don't forget about them!

Why do blueberries spark in the microwave?

That electrical charge wants somewhere to cool off, so it makes a beeline for another material with a lower electrical potential, like the plastic in your plate. That creates what's known as arcing — sparks, basically, that occur when an electrical charge connects between two surfaces through the air.

Why do people Microwave spoons?

A microwave can induce superheated water which can be dangerous. If your water is superheated, it may not explode/boil over until an object is placed inside the water (e.g. a spoon). One way around this is to place a chop stick or object into the water while it is heating. ... microwave: this and this.

Why does a grape spark in the microwave?

They found that grapes—either one split in half or two touching—are able to concentrate the energy of the microwave into two “hotspots.” When the hotspots touch, they create a plasma, or an ionized gas which emits light and heat. The size of the grapes, it turns out, are the key to this kitchen science quirk.