Stuck in the car with a coke and a duckling

[JacinLarkwell]

@Isaac 0

 

[Everose]

Okay now were at the store where I can get yogurt, and corn syrup

 

[Isaac 0]

I would suggest against giving it any more coke, or any sugary soda drink for that matter. If you can pick up something such as Poly-Vi-Sol (without iron), Pedialyte, or a poultry vitamin such as Nutri-dench that would be more preferred. Additionally, the duckling should be placed in a warm, stress-free envioment. Warm mashed scrambled eggs may prove beneficial.

 

[Everose]

I would suggest against giving it any more coke, or any sugary soda drink for that matter. If you can pick up something such as Poly-Vi-Sol (without iron), Pedialyte, or a poultry vitamin such as Nutri-dench that would be more preferred. Additionally, the duckling should be placed in a warm, stress-free envioment. Warm mashed scrambled eggs may prove beneficial.

Any tips on how to scramble some eggs in the car?

 

[TOR]

take some old foil put egg in scramble seal up and put it on the exhaust manifold of your car with the engine running.

 

[Everose]

take some old foil put egg in scramble seal up and put it on the exhaust manifold of your car with the engine running.

Omgosh I'ma havta try that

 

[Isaac 0]

take some old foil put egg in scramble seal up and put it on the exhaust manifold of your car with the engine running.

I don't think mashed scrambled eggs cooked by exhaust fumes would be good for a duckling. The eggs would be preferably cooked at home - the duckling would be preferably at home, not traveling around in a car.

 

[Everose]

I don't think mashed scrambled eggs cooked by exhaust fumes would be good for a duckling. The eggs would be preferably cooked at home - the duckling would be preferably at home, not traveling around in a car.

I'm definitely not going to do that to the poor duckling (mostly because it just died in my hands)

 

[Isaac 0]

I'm definitely not going to do that to the poor duckling (mostly because it just died in my hands)

Sorry for your loss.

 

[TOR]

I don't think mashed scrambled eggs cooked by exhaust fumes would be good for a duckling. The eggs would be preferably cooked at home - the duckling would be preferably at home, not traveling around in a car.

your not cooking them with exhaust fumes but heat from the manifold. I said seal the foil. I worked on the river years ago on a boat and had no galley and I used to reheat my food for dinner sometimes on the exhaust manifold of the diesel engine. . The exhaust manifolds on those engines are water cooled so a little different same principle.
The problem with a car engine would be vibration and would it stay in place.

If your engine is running properly you would not have a bunch of fumes

Really no difference then taking tin foil putting meat and vegetables
in it and sealing it up and cooking it on campfire coals or a grate on top of the coals.

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/106584/campfire-foil-packs/