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We all know that our cars get really really hot in the summertime. It may even got so hot that it is unsafe to leave a kid in the car even just for a minute. However, to really make sure people get a clear picture of how hot their cars get get, cookies were baked in one extremely hot car and the result will leave you totally amazed!

Find Out How The Cookies Baking In A Hot Car Experiment Turned Out….

We left clumps of raw cookie dough on a metal baking sheet inside a parked car on a sunny day just to prove how hot it gets inside the car. While outside temperatures ranged between 87 and 93 degrees during those hours, our thermometer we left inside the car topped out beyond 140 degrees in less than an hour.

After baking in the makeshift oven for two-and-a-half hours, the internal temperature of the cookies was approximently 167 degrees. They're completely baked.

Check Out This Video On The Process & See For Yourself How Hot It Gets!

The temperature inside a car on a sunny day can rise an average of 40 degrees within an hour, regardless of the outside temperature or whether a window is cracked, according to a Stanford University study. The hotter it is outside, the more the heat will increase. Eighty percent of the temperature rise occurs within the first half hour, giving little time to correct a mistake should a pet or child be left in the car.

Did You Know Your Car Can Turn Into An Oven? 

This cookies baking in hot car experience left us all a little shocked and will definitely remind us not to leave our children or pets in the car in the heat.

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Article Source: ABC 7