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susceptor

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sus·cep·tor  (s-sptr)
n.
A metallic patch attached to microwaveable packages of food in which radiant energy produced in the patch by microwaves helps cook the food, often by browning its surface.
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Technically speaking, "a specially formulated crumb coating" over an Alaskan pollock-based filet combine with "ventilation and susceptor technology" to produce a "crispy rather than soggy fish finger" after just three minutes in a microwave oven.
Britain tests water with microwave fish fingers by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Technically speaking, "a specially formulated crumb coating" over an Alaskan pollock-based filet combine with "ventilation and susceptor technology" to produce a "crispy rather than soggy fish finger" after just three minutes in a microwave oven.
Trials for microwave fish fingers by AFP / AFP European Edition
Too little contact force and the TC will separate away from the susceptor.
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