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The chef, Sandi Fontaine, has actually been doing these car cookies for about 3 years now, whenever the temperature climbs about 95F. She notes that an additional benefit of in-car baking is that the fresh cookie smell lingers in the car for many days after a batch has been completed.
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8-04-2006 @1:04PM jessica said... what a great idea I wish I woudl have know abotu it 2 weeks ago when it was 110+ for an entire week
thanks Jessica
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8-04-2006 @1:28PM tr said... although i don't think the cookies would be that great, but the smell...that would be the best smelling car interior ever!
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8-04-2006 @1:34PM Jennifer said... That is brilliant! At least something good can come out of this ridiculous heat.
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8-04-2006 @8:54PM Rhea said... This is a great idea. I'm going to try it. I've heard of other folks cooking stuff under the hood. They put it somewhere on the engine (not knowing much about cars, I am not sure where exactly).
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9-03-2006 @4:00PM Tyler said... lol thats funny. good idea though.
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