DH recently brought home some chocolate chip cookies, and I've been warming mine up in the microwave before I eat them. But the odd thing is that when I heat one up, the microwave makes a kind of rattling/crackling sound for maybe half a second partway through the 10 seconds of heating. I put one cookie in at a time, in the center of the revolving plate.
I thought the microwave was going bad, but it's still fine when I heat other stuff, so it's definitely the cookies. The ingredients are: flour, cane juice, palm shortening, chocolate chips, brown rice syrup, walnuts, vanilla, soy lecithin, molasses, baking soda, unsweetened cocoa, and salt.
Any ideas? The cookies taste fine. I actually just ate the last one this morning.
I thought the microwave was going bad, but it's still fine when I heat other stuff, so it's definitely the cookies. The ingredients are: flour, cane juice, palm shortening, chocolate chips, brown rice syrup, walnuts, vanilla, soy lecithin, molasses, baking soda, unsweetened cocoa, and salt.
Any ideas? The cookies taste fine. I actually just ate the last one this morning.