The Original Makin Bacon Microwave Bacon Dish - Makes Crispy Bacon in Minutes - Simple, Quick, and Easy to Use - Reduces Fat Content for a Healthier Meal - Molded in The USA

It works! Really well! . . . . Preheat a frying pan on low . . . It takes nne minute to take the bacon rack out of the box and set it up. Two minutes to find the bacon. One minute to hang them on the rack(s). . . Put eggs in pan with butter or whatever on the stove . . . Nuke the bacon on the rack for 4 ish minutes (+or -) . . . . (flip the eggs at about 2 minutes) . . . . take out of micro-wave and lift them off the hanging racks with a fork (they're hot!), put'em on a paper towel. The eggs in the frying pan on the stove are done . . perfect timing! Put both on a plate. Eat. Buy it!

This is a great microwave bacon tray bacon is very crispy when done. I have used traditional microwave bacon trays and they are a pain to clean and when I saw this tray I wanted to give it a try. I like for the fact that it has a handle and it is easy to get out of the microwave.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:good quality

Healthier way to eat bacon! We've used other varieties of microwave bacon cookers and this is definitely the best option. It's small enough to rotate on it's own in the microwave - other microwave cookers often have to be hand-rotated every minute or so, which adds a lot of hassle. It evenly cooks 6 pieces of bacon and removes LOTS of grease - we are astounded every time we clean out the bottom tray after using. It was less even when cooking 12 pieces at a time, but it's easy enough to just do 2 rounds of 6 pieces for more even cooking if you need that much bacon.

Love bacon, but dislike the greasy mess to clean up when using old school frying methods. This product makes the clean up much easier to deal with and once you dial in the amount of time for the thickness of bacon and power of your microwave, it is a quick and easy 'no-mess, no-fuss' operation. Most importantly for me, the bacon comes out perfect.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:One of the stand-up holding rods melted and broke first time used. The other two were fine.

I was very skeptical when I received it. I read the box and saw the cute message from Abby who created this when she was only 8 years old. Wow Abby!!! Great job!!! My bacon turned out perfect… I thought I would need to cut it for it to fit but we all know bacon shrinks as it did so it really was great. I will be purchasing several more for family and friends at Christmas. #Made in the USA

I haven't used it yet, but there are already issues with what the product seems to be vs. what it is.First, there is no way you can drape even a single slice of bacon over the tiny little T-shaped racks. You would have to cut your bacon in half to assure that each strip might not hang down into the bacon grease. A full-sized strip may well hang over the catch basin and onto the microwave turntable. That's how small the product is. The basin that the three "T" shaped parts "install" into is barely larger than the size of my palm.Even after I cut the bacon strips in half lengthwise, I doubt I'll be able to fit 4 per T. Three, is more likely. Effectively, I'm going to be able to cook 4.5 to 6 strips of bacon at a time, at best. I was wondering why people kept talking about emptying the basin of bacon grease so often, but now I see. It's super shallow and not very large. I'll update my review after I've used the product, but it's not looking good so far.Update:I've used it and the results are somewhere between a 1 and 2. I use a good quality bacon that is wide and thick and I can cook about 4 strips at a time using this product. Using a plate, I can cook 6 to 7 at a time, in less time. Using a baking tin, I can make 11 or 12 at a time, so 4 is slowing me down.Once you cut the bacon strips in half so that you can hang them on the little racks without dangling in the grease, they shrink during cooking to very small, folded-over pieces that look like tiny, stiff bath towels hanging on a rack. They're not aesthetically pleasing for serving to guests, and they're more difficult to deal with if you plan to dice them up to go in some dish.Finally, even if you cover this rack with a paper towel, the grease splatter from the bottom tray and from the sides is substantial. My microwave was a disaster. It took 10 minutes to clean the bacon grease from all the surfaces of the microwave.I wanted to like this thing, but I just can't. It's an improvement over pan-fried, but there are other ways to cook bacon that are less costly, less time consuming, and cause less cleaning than this.