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Temperature: Campfire Foods

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campfire

temperature campfire

946 degrees Fahrenheit / 507.77 degrees Celsius

cooking grill

temperature cooking grill

647 degrees Fahrenheit / 341.67 degrees Celsius

bratwurst

Temperature bratwurst

238 degrees Fahrenheit / 114.44 degrees Celsius

marshmallows

temperature marshmallows

400 degrees Fahrenheit / 148.89 degrees Celsius

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4 Responses to “Temperature: Campfire Foods”

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    1 August 2007 at 14:49 | Reply

    I’ll take two of each, please.

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