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14752576 No.14752576 [Reply] [Original]

How do I create this?

>> No.14752581

Looks like they "baked" bread on the stove until got that color.

>> No.14752583

>>14752576
throw a bunch of marshmallows in a hot pot

>> No.14752616

>>14752583
>>14752581
I'll be sure to try this out and let you know how it goes. Thanks!

>> No.14752678

>>14752576
My guess would be some kind of sugar left on the stove way too long.

>> No.14752743

>>14752678
This, it's probably sugar

>> No.14752790

>>14752743
Just straight up sugar, left to burn for a long ass time?

>> No.14752806

>>14752576
I love jiffy pop

>> No.14752816

>>14752790
Could have also been caramel syrup.

>> No.14752818

>>14752806
OK

>> No.14752824

iron rust powder + aluminium powder, mixed very well, then lit with a sprinkly fireworks thingy.
Don't do it in your kitchen though

>> No.14752866

>>14752824
Thermite tasty

>> No.14752890
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14752890

>>14752576
Not possible

>> No.14752908

>>14752890
fucking lol

>> No.14752973

>>14752576
it's regular sugar. do NOT use artificial sweetener because some of those have a lot more kick than regular sugar and can probably destroy the cookware. if you own a glass cooktop keep in mind when sugar burns it is a very exothermic reaction and releases enough energy to melt glass. you won't find a glass cooktop with a warranty that covers damage due to sugar.

>> No.14752982

>>14752973
How much sugar do you think it'll take to get this effect? Thanks btw.

>> No.14753001

>>14752982
I'd do what the other person suggested and try to burn marshmallow. if you just throw sugar in the pot it will only melt down once it hits temp and turn burn into carbon probably without boiling over much. there is water in sugar but you'd probably have to add extra water in it to get it to boil over before burning. I don't really have much experience candy making. this could have been someone's fudge recipe that boiled over and burned. could just be a pot full of marshmallow cream or something they boiled over and burned

>> No.14753003

>>14752890
YOU DIDN'T


YOU DIDN'T BECAUSE IT'S NOT THERE

>> No.14753007

>>14753001
so in order to make this all I have to do is fuck up any sort of candy making. Surprised I don't see more pictures of this phenomena elsewhere.

>> No.14753066

>>14753007
well usually when people fuck up candy making they either just burn themselves horribly or pussy out and end up with softer product than they wanted

>> No.14753077

>>14753066
Seems like safety goggles and apron are in order then.

>> No.14753109

>>14753007
that's because this pot probably bubbled up a bunch until it boiled over some and then it caught on fire and they let it continue to burn until you see what you get in the picture. most people wouldn't let it get this bad

>> No.14753172

>>14752576
Is that fucking lava?