Just yesterday we told you the terrible story of one of many children who have died because their parents have left them inside a car, in hot weather. The children are added the large number of pets that have finished the same and that is why Katherine Moss, from Melbourne, Australia, owner of a puppy and worried about children and pets, decided to show the whole world how hot it can be car in the sun.
For it He decided to try to cook various foods in his car. He tried a cookie dough, which is usually baked, tried to fry eggs, to bake pasta, to melt cheese on toast and to melt chocolate for a fondue. Did he achieve it? Well, yes, he did. Keep reading and you will see the result of your "recipes".
The first thing he did was put a cookie dough tray. I was not sure what would happen and was surprised when an hour and a half later the cookies were already made:
The result was so positive at the culinary level and so negative when thinking that the car had acted as an oven, that he decided to try cooking pasta and frying two eggs. The photo of the before you have at the beginning of the entry, those of the after, below. The pasta was soft and the egg was not only fried, but with a little more time, took the typical color of the roast:
Finally, he decided to try to melt things like chocolate and cheese. The tests, below:
With this, in such a visual way, it is possible that fathers and mothers become aware of a little more about how dangerous it is to leave a child alone in a car. Speaking of degrees, of temperature, of the heat that can be done in a car after closing it seems that it is not enough for parents to stop doing so. Well look, just showing them that you can make cookies and fry eggs They think it better the next time they think about doing it, or that they are not attentive enough to the back seat (that many parents make the mistake of not remembering that their child is going behind).
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