Great tip! As a computer scientist, I think of this all the time; we call the medium that conducts temperature a "heat sink." On computer components, we use it to dissipate heat, but they also dissipate cold! I've had good results thawing meat on (cool) spiral electric stovetop burners (which, as you might imagine, are good at transferring heat), granite countertops, and also on metals like you show here. Flipping over whatever it is you're thawing, or moving to a different "sink" after some time, helps as well!
Great tip!
As a computer scientist, I think of this all the time; we call the medium that conducts temperature a "heat sink." On computer components, we use it to dissipate heat, but they also dissipate cold!
I've had good results thawing meat on (cool) spiral electric stovetop burners (which, as you might imagine, are good at transferring heat), granite countertops, and also on metals like you show here.
Flipping over whatever it is you're thawing, or moving to a different "sink" after some time, helps as well!
Thanks for the additional information!
What a cool tip, thank you
Thanks!
Hey from one fat guy to another thanks for the tip. Gonna have to give this a try.
Very helpful share
Great tips
interesting!
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