Question: Can You Microwave A Box Of Wine?
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February 2, 2010
That question prompts 2 questions from me: 1. Why do you have a box of wine? 2. Why would you want to microwave a box of wine?
January 21, 2010
Major no. If you are trying to make gleuwine, I suggest you pour the boxed wine into a large pot and heat it on the stove top. Much safer and likely, as Marie said, would taste much better!
January 21, 2010
I'm going to agree with everyone and say no. Particularly because of the foil lining often found on the bag. If you ended up with frozen wine for some reason, I would advise you remove the inner bag from the box and submerge it in hot water or place under cool, running water until it defrosts. And they actually do put decent quality wine in boxes these days, though I'm certainly not saying all of it is good.
January 17, 2010
Boxed wine may be pretty lousy wine, but that's no reason for cruel and unusual treatment!
Why on earth would you want to microwave any kind of wine?
January 17, 2010
I would say no as the boxes are lined with aluminium foil and microwaves don't like metal being put in!! Not only that but it would ruin the taste, bouquet and properties of the wine --a big no!
January 16, 2010
You probably shouldn't:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALEly8dKVCo