Arizona park rangers use extreme heat to bake up some banana breadPark rangers in Tucson, Arizona, decided to use sweltering temperatures to their sweet advantage.
The rangers, who work at Saguaro National Park in Tucson, Arizona, used their hot car to bake banana bread and apparently it wasn't the first time they put on their chef's hats.
"When in direct sunlight here in southern Arizona, with outside temperatures around 100°f, the dashboard of a car can reach upwards of 200°f in only an hour! In the past we've taken this opportunity to bake cookies, bell peppers, and now banana bread, at work dude," the rangers shared in a Facebook post on June 28.
The post included photos showing the progress of the bread baking in the sun through the dashboard of the vehicle.
The banana bread, sitting in a tin pan, is displayed with text showing the outside temperature and what the temperature was inside the car.
At one point, the dashboard temperature reached a whopping 211 degrees while the outside temperature was 105 degrees.
"We finally took it out around 3pm; admittedly, it was still a bit squishy on the inside. So far, we think cookies make for the most ideal option for cooking in the car," the post continued...............
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