Toast in a toaster science

[Quasar44]

This is interesting

Ever notice when you put bread in a toaster that it seems never to get brown when u think ???
You can look at it and zero happens then it just turns brown the last minute

Very interesting
The toaster must first get rid of the water
So a toaster stays at 212 F for as long as needed
It cannot get hotter
Then when water evaporates to steam ..the temp
can finally rise again to brown your toast

Also because the human body is mostly water ..it’s very hard to incinerate and turn to ash

 

[Quasar44]

Same thing if you boil food in water
No matter how much heat you add it never goes ever beyond 212 until the water is charged to steam

Also you can boil water in a paper cup

 

[Hossfly]

This is interesting

Ever notice when you put bread in a toaster that it seems never to get brown when u think ???
You can look at it and zero happens then it just turns brown the last minute

Very interesting
The toaster must first get rid of the water
So a toaster stays at 212 F for as long as needed
It cannot get hotter
Then when water evaporates to steam ..the temp
can finally rise again to brown your toast

Also because the human body is mostly water ..it’s very hard to incinerate and turn to ash

Joe Biden questioned this process once. He said, "Where did the bread go?"

 

[Hossfly]

Same thing if you boil food in water
No matter how much heat you add it never goes ever beyond 212 until the water is charged to steam

Also you can boil water in a paper cup

Can you boil water in a condom? Asking for a friend.

 

[Quasar44]

Hossfly
Yes

 

[Quasar44]

Hossfly
This type of science is called “phase changes “ and it takes much energy to change its state

 

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[MisterBeale]

Also because the human body is mostly water ..it’s very hard to incinerate and turn to ash

I just found out today, that the mass media is covering up incidents of protestors self-immolating themselves over the mandates in various nations.

There have been folks in both Australia and Italy that have committed suicide in protest over the totalitarian mandates, by self-immolating themselves.



Seeing those videos is disturbing. But, giving how many suicides have been a cause of these measures, it certainly is no surprise. . . . it is the ultimate act of defiance and use of one political sovereignty to fight the STATE.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

I just found out today, that the mass media is covering up incidents of protestors self-immolating themselves over the mandates in various nations.

There have been folks in both Australia and Italy that have committed suicide in protest over the totalitarian mandates, by self-immolating themselves.



Seeing those videos is disturbing. But, giving how many suicides have been a cause of these measures, it certainly is no surprise. . . . it is the ultimate act of defiance and use of one political sovereignty to fight the STATE.

Soooooo, someone burnt your toast???

 

[MisterBeale]

Soooooo, someone burnt your toast???

No. . . given that the relationship between the global oligarchic STATISTS, and the government is a fascistic one, and they now view everyone as their property, and thus, the whole point of the jab mandates is to track, trace and control everyone and everything, through the 5G smart grid . . .

. . . I think it would be more accurate to say, these folks burnt the global oligarchs toast.

IOW, if we can't own anything, then neither will they.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

No. . . given that the relationship between the global oligarchic STATISTS, and the government is a fascistic one, and they now view everyone as their property, and thus, the whole point of the jab mandates is to track, trace and control everyone and everything, through the 5G smart grid . . .

. . . I think it would be more accurate to say, these folks burnt the global oligarchs toast.

IOW, if we can't own anything, then neither will they.

Well.......ok.........I think.


But this thread is about the OP & toast and the science of how long the bread has to stay in there before it browns........or some wild bright idea of his.....

So I just couldn't figure out where all the gobalistas you mentioned fit in...........or was that your point?

 

[MisterBeale]

Well.......ok.........I think.


But this thread is about the OP & toast and the science of how long the bread has to stay in there before it browns........or some wild bright idea of his.....

So I just couldn't figure out where all the gobalistas you mentioned fit in...........or was that your point?

This was mentioned in the OP in reference to turning humans to toast. Keep up.

Also because the human body is mostly water ..it’s very hard to incinerate and turn to ash

 

[Quasar44]

MisterBeale

I got this cool info from one of my science podcast show .
I did not discover this lol
Just thought it was interesting

 

[JustAnotherNut]

This was mentioned in the OP in reference to turning humans to toast. Keep up.

Buuuut it the quacky Quasar so keeping up is not required..........just look at his threads.

I mean, who compares cooking bread to humans???? WTF

 

[Quasar44]

Buuuut it the quacky Quasar so keeping up is not required..........just look at his threads.

I mean, who compares cooking bread to humans???? WTF

Sorry
It’s really the same science

 

[JustAnotherNut]

Sorry
It’s really the same science

Science is all about experiments in order to test their theories........so who da fuk was cooking humans to determine if it was the same as cooking toast????

 

[Quasar44]

JustAnotherNut

Well in cremation it’s a difficult process
.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

This is interesting

Ever notice when you put bread in a toaster that it seems never to get brown when u think ???
You can look at it and zero happens then it just turns brown the last minute

Very interesting
The toaster must first get rid of the water
So a toaster stays at 212 F for as long as needed
It cannot get hotter
Then when water evaporates to steam ..the temp
can finally rise again to brown your toast

Also because the human body is mostly water ..it’s very hard to incinerate and turn to ash

For 50 bucks you can watch your toast brown ...no need to guess
That's pretty genius ...a White man had to come up with it

This would get higher ratings than CNN

 

[Quasar44]

Deplorable Yankee

The toast browning is not linear
You don’t see it gradually get browner

 

[JustAnotherNut]

JustAnotherNut

Well in cremation it’s a difficult process
.

That's like comparing apples to crocodiles, it's just not the same. Making toast is not turning it to ash. To make toast, the toaster gets to around 350 degrees, give or take. Water boils at 212 and to cremate a body is between 1400 & 1800.