My daily lunch time prayer. 
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As an owner of a printer with a 500Watt 240v mains powered silicon heater, no cooking on it has happened yet but with the high power rating and a top rated temperature of 200C it shouldn’t be a problem xD Pancakes anyone?
If you were serious about the pancakes, you would only need to add a paste extruder to it and you’d be in business.
In my case, not cooking, just keeping my tea warm while I had to calibrate another printer. That and when I arrived home from a ride on motorcylce on a cold rainy day I usually placed my hands on the heated bed for some minutes. I think that counts as a microwaves de-frost option.
Out of propane and a broken microwave… but still has a fully functional 3D printer. Priorities in the right place!
You could say that, but it was more like I did not notice that I was out of propane until stove did not turn on… right when I wanted to cook. As for the microwave oven, sh¡t happens as best described by Murphy. Putting it in the printer was a last ditch effort to avoid going out on a cold night. Plus, just why not. Still, the printer is on the high priority list of things that must work for a happy home.
Have an upvote for being resourceful and practical. I’d give you another for being a rider, but limited to 1.