Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches (1994)
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Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches (1994)
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#2A post that predates CSS.
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#3I vaguely recall some movie where a jammed toaster with two pop-tarts, under the kitchen cabinets with other flammable items was used to create an accidental fire.
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#4Overlooked alternative energy resource
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#5I read that 1993 Dave Barry article when it came out, as a teen, and it made me fall in lifelong love with Dave Barry's work. It's such a blast from the past to see the references to it here.
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#6Ah, the old pop-tart solid rocket booster. Sugar is a good propellant (though you’ll need an oxidiser if you’re going far up).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-propellant_rocket#%22Can...
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#7We teach our Scouts how Doritos make excellent firestarters. Of course, you only need one or two to star a fire, yet a large family-size sack is required for a typical Scouts meeting.
Re: Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches (1994)
#8Oh man. I remember this from '94. What a trip down memory lane.
Re: Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches (1994)
#9We teach our Scouts how Doritos make excellent firestarters. Of course, you only need one or two to star a fire, yet a large family-size sack is required for a typical Scouts meeting.
Cheez-its also work very well, and are easy to store in an altoids tin
Re: Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches (1994)
#10Meh. I've seen taller flames from a lone page of crumpled newsprint.
If it's '90's Pyromania Day, then look for the old videos of charcoal BBQ's being fired up with LOX.