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I can’t help but marvel at how much there is to discover in this world. Even the smallest things can hold so much significance, and it amazes me how many people have contributed to their creation. Take cars, for example. From the designers to the manufacturers to the sales teams, countless individuals have played a part in bringing these inventions to life.
The oven is another remarkable invention that we often take for granted. Not only did it require scientists to figure out how to retain heat, but it also revolutionized the way we cook our food. It’s a modern miracle that our ancestors would have cherished.
But there’s one thing about our ovens that most people don’t know – that drawer at the bottom. You might think it’s just storage space for your pots and pans, but it actually serves a very important purpose.
The Warming Drawer: A Hidden Gem
That drawer was originally designed to keep baked goods warm. It functions like the warming lights you see at buffet restaurants, helping to maintain the core temperature of your food. No more serving lukewarm dinners to your guests!
Surprisingly, not every oven has this warming drawer anymore. Some models have replaced it with a storage compartment to cut costs. According to Snopes, only about eighteen percent of oven ranges sold at Home Depot include the warming feature. So, it’s worth checking if your oven has this handy drawer.
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