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ELI5: Why can't microwaves replace ovens?

Both can cook things, but I imagine produce differing types of heat or whatnot. Don't know much about the things.
gpt
Microwaves don't actually produce heat, they produce microwaves that rotate the water molecules inside of the food, in which the friction heats up the food from the inside essentially. Ovens actually produce heat with essentially a giant resistor that heats up the air inside of the oven, which then heats and cooks the food. Ovens are generally preferred because you get browned and tasty food, as opposed to rubber/flabby food from microwaving. It's a culinary preference.