asd >asd
but how can this turn into fire when the lowest temperature for autoignition of normal solids is around 450 degrees and the temperature of autoignition for a dust cloud of sugar is 480F, and for a mixture like this you would be looking at approximately 800 degrees F if not more. I call bullshit on this story and advise you to do your research before posting such nonsense. I do not find your "fake recipe" very humorous at all.
>>4348194
should i try this recipe?
egg is mostly water, it can't burn unless it cooks too long. most cookie recipes have some kind of leavening agent like baking powder also, or egg whites whipped by themselves. i think those ingredients actually COULD make cookies tho so this is like some kind of double ruse imo.
>>4348220
do it. post pics.
>>4348224
i don't have any peanut butter tbh.
>>4348220
it just be caramalized eggy peanut butter
>>4348220
the death of LoLo documented in a 4chan personal blog cooking thread
I'd read it
>>4348363
YES DO IT LOLO PLS DIE A PAINFUL DEATH FOREVER AHAHAHAHAHAHA YEAH
>>4348194
guys. i'm going to fucking do it. i went and bought peanut butter just for this. am i going to die in a fire? or make delicious cookies?
probably neither. i'm considering beating the eggwhite separately from the yolk for this.. since there is no baking powder. good idea?
>>4348666
THE MADMAN
yeah i think that would be a good idea
>>4348220
Donut do it LoLo ilu!
>>4348666
>666
RIP
so i did beat the eggwhite by itself
and then mixed everything together. god these are going to be too fucking sweet. i don't think i'll eat any of them.
they're in the oven right now.
AM I GOING TO DIE?!?!?!!1111
>>4348732
yes
>>4348732
tfw you'll never eet LoLo's homemade cookie
>>4348732
Don't use too much heat LoLo or you will make a fire instead of cookies.
>>4348711
dubs confirm :^(
LoLo will "feel the burn" lol
now i want cookies
>>4348754
I want LoLo's home made cookie, if you know what I mean
>>4348754
now I wANT cookies
dammit june!
LOLO:
PLEASE MAKE ENOUGH COOKIES FOR EVERYONE!!!
ten minutes is too few. I'm giving them at least another 10 minutes
>>4348767
i am afraid there should be milk in your cookies
they might turn out really hard and dry
>>4348768
When i checked at 10 min they were too soft and soupy still but rising nicely. They'll be fine so long long as they don't overcook
i think these turned out like cookies and not fire. i'm letting them cool. they're still a bit moist but after 20 min or so resting they should firm up.
OP was confirmed for trole: the recipe makes cookies.
>>4348805
lookin good.
Are you perchance somewhere close to Poland, Warsaw? I'd love to try a bit.
>>4348805
wow that actually worked
the cookies are probably diabeetus though
>>4348805
You are the hero [s4s] deserves
>>4348805
>d not fire. i'm letting them cool. they're still a bit moist but after 20 min or so resting they should firm up.
>OP was confirmed for trole: the recipe
hmmmhmmm yes
>>4348805
It was all according to my plan.
>>4348805
NOW GIMME THOSE COOKIES!
>>4348805
Wait, are you sure those aren't fire
>>4348805
Did you eat cookie yet
>>4348220
the sugar will melt & it'll just make a mess
>>4348885
i gave them to the neighbors but roommate ate one and they were apparently fine.
Nice thred
>>4348220
>egg is mostly water
But you forget that water is H2O and oxygen is extremely flammable.
>>4349679
I've never seen water burn. generally it boils first. unlike oil, which can get much hotter than water. i think i have the basics of cooking science understood tbh...
>>4349690
well I'm a scientiest and I seen water spurt up in the air from dead middle of a statue. never seen oil do that einstein.
>>4349701
ur the expert
>>4349708
that's what she said
>>4349690
never seen water burn.. what are you from mars?? next time you do steam from a pan tell me its not on fire pal
>>4348805
Those cookies look delicious!
>>4349728
Actually, water can't burn. One of the things that makes water special is that it's great at absorbing heat. Water can actually absorb so much heat that the dense chemical bonds it needs to remain in liquid form will get broken, turning it into a gas (steam), before it can retain enough heat to undergo combustion and catch on fire.
>>4349711
>>4348811
Doubles #Checked!
>>4349771
Ok then riddle me this smartso-- if water can't burn, how do you explain a hot water bottle?
>>4349778
That's simple. Water can absorb a certain amount of heat, which will raise its temperature, before it reaches the critical level to turn into steam.
>>4349782
It isn't called a steam bottle dummy it's got water inside
>>4349789
Well, yeah. The water in a hot water bottle has absorbed a certain amount of heat energy. The water's temperature increases, making it hotter, but the water hasn't absorbed enough heat energy to change its state. It's not steam, it's still a liquid, although it's warmer than regular water. Does that make sense?
>>4349800
You can't plug water into enerjy or will get zapped..... good double but VERY poor safety.
>>4348194
That's how my mommy always makes them
Pretty convenient to make, but wew are they sweet. If you need a glass of milk to go with a pb sannich and you need a glass of milk to go with cookies you're gonna need two glasses for peanut butter cookies
HOLY FUG COOKIE THRED
