This is a new way 2 cook your food in miles instead of minutes...Chow!
http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Food-on-Your-Car%27s-Engine
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After a trip of approximately 120 kilometres, Saar Slegers and her engine chef Olivier Elen arrived in Helvoirt, the Netherlands. They opened the hood and found the food to be ready. Was it good? 'Well, yes', Saar remembers. 'Though the meat was a bit tough.' Want to try this yourself? According to the "wiki site above" website, there is a right distance for every meal:
Shrimp: 30-50 miles
Trout or Salmon: 60-100 miles
Chicken breasts: 60 miles at 65 mph
Chicken wings: 140-200 miles
Pork tenderloin: 250 miles
Sliced, peeled potatoes: 55 miles
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I wonder where I would go if I had to drive 50+ miles just to cook the food. :rofl:
http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Food-on-Your-Car%27s-Engine
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After a trip of approximately 120 kilometres, Saar Slegers and her engine chef Olivier Elen arrived in Helvoirt, the Netherlands. They opened the hood and found the food to be ready. Was it good? 'Well, yes', Saar remembers. 'Though the meat was a bit tough.' Want to try this yourself? According to the "wiki site above" website, there is a right distance for every meal:
Shrimp: 30-50 miles
Trout or Salmon: 60-100 miles
Chicken breasts: 60 miles at 65 mph
Chicken wings: 140-200 miles
Pork tenderloin: 250 miles
Sliced, peeled potatoes: 55 miles
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I wonder where I would go if I had to drive 50+ miles just to cook the food. :rofl: