Why doesn't tin foil get hot
While in the oven? :unsure:
Re: Why doesn't tin foil get hot
it does, but it doesn't take much heat to get it hot, so it cools easily
Re: Why doesn't tin foil get hot
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Tempestv
it does, but it doesn't take much heat to get it hot, so it cools easily
:blink:
How come I can cook food on foil with the oven on 400 degrees, and when the food is finished, take it out with my bare hands? :unsure:
It doesn't get hot.
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Re: Why doesn't tin foil get hot
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Tempestv
So it just cools super fast. How boring. :dry:
I was hoping for something cewl. :(
Re: Why doesn't tin foil get hot
Super-fast cooling is pretty cool :blink:
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Barbarossa
Super-fast cooling is pretty cool :blink:
No, man. It's old hat.
The laws of physics have been around for like ages. We need new ones.
Re: Why doesn't tin foil get hot
38% of Americans believe it is baby Jesus making the tin foil cool enough to touch.
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MCHeshPants420
38% of Americans believe it is baby Jesus making the tin foil cool enough to touch.
Better than the 68% of Brits. :dry:
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Skizo
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Originally Posted by
MCHeshPants420
38% of Americans believe it is baby Jesus making the tin foil cool enough to touch.
Better than the 68% of Brits. :dry:
Better than the 79% of Texans easily baffled by tin foil :dabs: