How to Cook Food on Your Car's Engine


	How to Cook Food on Your Car's Engine

Jdfodio

10-19-2007 1:17 AM

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how-to, do it yourself, cooking, food, cars, odd, advice

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10-19-2007 1:36 AM

raven714

I made a 7 course meal on my motor, and then backed a cake!
lmao

10-19-2007 1:54 AM

Jdfodio

How'd those turn out? I'm thinking of trying this for breakfast on my way to work. I love multitasking.

10-20-2007 4:33 PM

mugofcoffee

fancy cooking! love this anyway!

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