Baking Cookies in the Car - 3.0

[aquariuscsm]

Let’s try it on a steel manhole cover with some dirtView attachment 107700

Nice!

 

[Nick1994]

Next time I won’t start with frozen solid cookie dough. They didn’t turn into cookies this time, but it wasn’t rough either. They were very hot. Taste good!

 

[dishdude]

Next time I won’t start with frozen solid cookie dough. They didn’t turn into cookies this time, but it wasn’t rough either. They were very hot. Taste good!

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Save one for me! Omw.

 

[dishdude]

Not even! It burns your nose when you breathe!

It was windy today too, felt like a giant hair dryer blowing me!

 

[Malo83]

 

[Nick1994]

It was windy today too, felt like a giant hair dryer blowing me!

That was literally what I was gonna post earlier

This kind of heat isn't just the "oh I'm uncomfortable". It's exhausting, getting trapped in it is a death sentence. I was out in the storage room yesterday for a while looking for some stuff and if you don't drink water and don't watch your time, you can easily pass out and worse.

 

[vavavroom]

How about baking "bucket chicken" on the dash?

 

[gregk24]

Does that say 19% humidity? It was 96% here today. Stifling!

 

[Nick1994]

Does that say 19% humidity? It was 96% here today. Stifling!

Do you think that would make for cookie dough balls with condensation?

 

[AZjeff]

At 10% humidity, 115 probably feels like 85F.

The difference is like being in an oven or being in an oven bag with some liquid in the oven. Both are HOT, one is worse.

 

[TheLawnRanger]

My daughter still refers to the original baking cookies in a car thread when it's hotter than normal.

 

[zzyzzx]

I've got temperatures of up to 155 degrees F in my car so far this summer.