At 425 degrees? I am moving out on Friday and only have a few items in my aparment and no pots and pans.
Can I bake on a paper plate?
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Sure you can....if you want to burn your apartment down. You're moving out on Friday, so you'll only be homeless for a few days.
yes you can.
is it smart? Hell no.
ahhahah
why do people ask these kind of questions? you're a darwin canditate for sure!
is it smart? Hell no.
ahhahah
why do people ask these kind of questions? you're a darwin canditate for sure!
Okay, I now have a tv dinner tray so I can bake at 350 for 33 minutes. My chicken nuggets need 400 for 8 to 10 min so I can just bake them longer.
Sealy
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ah...no....
If you have a mircrowave you can put the paper plate in there, but keep an eye on it. Oh and being that you asked about putting paper into a 425 degree oven, I should tell you that you CANNOT put metal into a microwave!
Why don't you just order in? Or eat out?
If you have a mircrowave you can put the paper plate in there, but keep an eye on it. Oh and being that you asked about putting paper into a 425 degree oven, I should tell you that you CANNOT put metal into a microwave
!Why don't you just order in? Or eat out?
Originally posted by: Sealy
The fact that you know this, leads me to believe you've tried it??
It was well-published in literature. People know about 451F the same way they know there are 525,600 minutes in a year.
Sealy
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Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: Sealy
The fact that you know this, leads me to believe you've tried it??
It was well-published in literature. People know about 451F the same way they know there are 525,600 minutes in a year.
ah...I see...
I must be reading the wrong literature!Originally posted by: Sealy
Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: Sealy
The fact that you know this, leads me to believe you've tried it??
It was well-published in literature. People know about 451F the same way they know there are 525,600 minutes in a year.
ah...I see...
Classic Sci-Fi. Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Good book, highly-recommended.
spaceman
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Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: Sealy
Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: Sealy
The fact that you know this, leads me to believe you've tried it??
It was well-published in literature. People know about 451F the same way they know there are 525,600 minutes in a year.
ah...I see...
Classic Sci-Fi. Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Good book, highly-recommended.
Paper burns at 451F, but the metal will probably get hotter than that while you are cooking, so I wouldn't heh. Make a ghettofied pan out of tin foil!
Gee, I don't recall saying that EVERYONE knows it, I just said "people" know it. Meaning it's not some obscure fact that you would have to look up somewhere. There's a solid chance you wandered across it somewhere in a book, movie or song and it stuck in your mind.
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