D-Frost Wonder is an As Seen on TV defrosting plate that speeds up defrosting time. Read our D-Frost Wonder review plus additional information.
About D-Frost Wonder
D-Frost Wonder draws the cold out of anything frozen in a matter of minutes. The official product website is dfrostwonder.com, which was registered in April 2016. The screen shot below shows the official website in April 2016.
Claims and Features
- Draws the cold out of anything frozen
- Works in minutes
- No wires, batteries, heat, or flames
- Can’t accidentally cook meat
- Works on chops, filets, chicken, steaks, and other foods
- Dishwasher safe
Cost
$14.99 + $6.95 P&H; can opt out of buy one get one free offer for an additional $4.95 P&H. As of June 2016, D-Frost Wonder began appearing in stores such as Bed Bath & Beyond for about $15.
D-Frost Wonder Review
D-Frost Wonder is an As Seen on TV defrosting plate which is said to help thaw anything quickly. If the design of D-Frost Wonder looks familiar, that’s because there have been other products in recent years that sport a nearly identical design and marketed under different names. You may recall a product a couple of years ago by the name of Rapid Defrosting Tray, which looked about the same as this product.
While it could be seen as a bad thing that D-Frost Wonder isn’t quite as unique as the advertising may have us believe, the good news is that these plates do actually work. Sort of – and with some caveats.
Although the product websites states that it is “made of a special metal that draws the cold out of anything frozen in minutes,” what we are really looking at is an aluminum plate.
It is true, however, that aluminum does an efficient job of transferring heat to food from the surrounding air. It does so better than the materials used in counter tops or other kitchen surfaces. In that respect, D-Frost Wonder does work “faster” as they claim. It may cut defrosting time down, but you’ll want to have realistic expectations when using it.
You could use an aluminum tray to achieve similar results, although D-Frost Wonder looks better and is more compact.
I found that the traditional thawing method of using a bowl of cold water was as good or better than D Frost Wonder, depending on the food item being defrosted.
Finally, the USDA recommends three thawing methods: in the microwave, in a refrigerator, or using cold water. Regarding counter thawing, we read, “Perishable foods should never be thawed on the counter or in hot water and must not be left at room temperature for more than two hours.”
Now that D-Frost Wonder is available in stores, you may want to purchase locally to avoid shipping delays and costs.
Video Review
Below is my hands-on test of D Frost Wonder, where I test it against the traditional method of thawing in a bowl of cold water.
Your D-Frost Wonder Reviews
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Updated January 2017
We inherited one of these things and it actually works pretty well. I just saw they are on TV and I’m seriously thinking about getting a second one for the RV.
We’ve used one for about 20 years. Don’t expect miracles but flat items like steak, pork chops, etc. it really is faster than any other method.
I’ve had one for 20 years and just bought another. Silly as it sounds the darn thing works
I’ve found that cutting chicken breast or steak into tenders before freezing works best on the defrost wonder. As for hamburg, I press into burgers prior to freezing.