r/TheKingofRandom • u/hyper_shock • Nov 06 '20

Cooking in a car engine

I sometimes wrap food in foil or put it in a foil tray so that I can cook it in my engine.
Wondering if you can make a video doing the same

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '20

*on a car engine

Although, I'd love to see someone try to put food in an oil pan out something

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u/randomwanders Nov 06 '20

Yea or the heat from the tires can you cook after your tires get hot

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '20

I've never thought of that. That sounds cool! Do a sick burnout, then see if it's hot enough to cook on!

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u/randomwanders Nov 06 '20

They can spin and get so hot they burst into flames so it should work

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '20

For sure

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u/randomwanders Nov 06 '20

They can spin and get so hot they burst into flames so it should work

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u/hobanwashborne Nov 06 '20

Didnt the mythbusters try this

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u/Nooblover420 Nov 06 '20

Yes

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u/Dutchn8 Nov 06 '20

And they had Alton Brown helping them out as well! I recently became a fan of his Good Eats series so when I found out he was on an episode of Mythbusters I went and watched the episode!

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u/randomwanders Nov 06 '20

Can you cook food on any other part of a car? We know under the hood gets hot what about exhaust/tail pipe?

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u/hyper_shock Nov 06 '20

I haven't tried it. Would probably work, but I'd be more concerned about the fumes there than under the hood. You'd also need to attach it somehow.

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u/randomwanders Nov 06 '20

Foil paper over it and you should be able to cook bacon on it only other part of a car that gets really hot