What better way to combat the summer heat than by baking cookies in your car? Amanda Grawe and Jacob Nixon, two employees of Gold Coast Distributing in Mexico, decided to put a few dozen cookies in …
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What better way to combat the summer heat than by baking cookies in your car? Amanda Grawe and Jacob Nixon, two employees of Gold Coast Distributing in Mexico, decided to put a few dozen cookies in her windshield and let them bake thanks to the sun’s heat, a closed-up car and an automobile heat shield. “We like snacks at work,” Grawe said. “It goes along with the egg-frying thing and the sidewalk.” Grawe said they “just came up with,” the idea, but saw articles similar to this a while back. To ideally bake a cookie, one needs 350 degrees and Nixon said it might barely make 200 in the car, but not to fret: They are the ready-to-eat versions so they can be eaten raw or fully cooked. “We went to Moser’s this morning and got the Pillsbury’s ones. Shout out to Pillsbury,” Grawe said.
