| Hypothesis | fried potato cakes are tasty |
|---|---|
| Equipment | 1 frying pan, oil grated potatoes, flour, eggs |
| Test subject |  doseybat
|
| Method |
The grated potatoes were squeezed to remove an excessive and potentially dangerous build-up of dihydrogen monoxide (H2O). The resulting matter was mixed with the flour and eggs.
The frying pan was heated on a commercially available stove, with oil. The mixture was placed into the frying pan once it had reached a sufficient temperature. This was left there for a while, turning occasionally.
The resulting test article was fed to the |
| Results | The doseybat ate bits of it, noting that in part it was Ok, but generally inconsistent.
|
| Conclusion | The method appears to have been flawed. Further tests should be conducted with more care to thermal transmission and the vertical dimension of the mixture in the frying pan. |
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