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Hotmat uses 3 times less storage space than standard warming trays to easily fit in your kitchen drawer.
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Some foods can be placed on the hot plate before shabbos to keep it warm but again please consult your local rav regarding halacha of heating food.
Shabbat is a day of rest that lasts from sundown on friday evening through nightfall on saturday night.
Nearly every kosher kitchen and synagogue has one to keep water warm on shabbat.
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One may not pour the hot water from the kettle directly onto an uncooked solid or liquid since this would be considered cooking.
Only 300w evenly distributed and energy efficient heating divided into two warm hobs and two hot hobs to warm different dishes to perfection.
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Please consult your local rav about which foods can be placed on a hot plate on shabbos.
Heating up liquid on shabbat is considered cooking and is therefore strictly prohibited.
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If one wishes to prepare tea coffee or other hot drinks one should set up before shabbat either a kettle of boiled water on the blech or a rabbinic approved electric urn.