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SOLAR BREAD Fresnel Lens Solar Cooking Concentrated Sunlight Hot Oil

DAN ROJAS

Planet Forward Contributor

August 06, 2010
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This is a viewer request for solar bread. The oil heated up to 170C in 90 seconds.

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