
Originally Posted by
petersonra
it is common to cook foods in microwaves. think microwave pizza. it is uncooked when it goes in the microwave and comes out cooked. think popcorn. goes in uncooked, comes out cooked.
I think the key would be if the microwave is permanent or not in determining if this is a kitchen or not.
Incidentally, it is pretty common in break rooms to have a toaster. That certainly cooks food. Again may or may not be considered permanent. I saw one once that had the cord secured to the wall, likely to make it harder to walk off with. that seems pretty much permanent to me.
Most ranges are free standing and cord and plug connected yet we consider them permanent provisions for cooking.
Still subject to interpretation regardless what the cooking appliance is.
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