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8 Fun Things to Do with a  Cooking torch Fire Things Up! We like the A-HOT  cooking torch  and loved these discoveries.  1.  Fig Newton and blue cheese, wrapped with prosciutto, use the cooking torch to brown it evenly, beginning with the cooking torch further away so that it has a chance to heat through without getting burnt, then bringing the flame closer to finish the browning. 2.  Gummies candy on half a marshmallow fire up with the cooking torch,  We fired each for 2 to 10 seconds at full blast. It takes a bit of practice, but is a wonderful zero-calorie flavor agent. 3. Banana with creamy peanut butter, simply work the flame of a cooking torch lightly over the topping until it is lightly browned. 4. The Berry Cheesy Halved strawberry with a dot of blue cheese 5. The Peanut Butter Crunch Halved mini Reese's cup on a Ritz cracker 6. The Smoking Olive Green gigante olives 7. The Fiery Egg Hard-cooked egg with Sriracha and capers

How Blowtorches Work? Plumbers use blowtorches to solder and fix copper pipes. The word "solder" refers both to the process of joining the pipes and to the substance used in the process. To solder, a plumber heats the pipes and then applies solder material, which softens in the heat. As the solder melts, it flows into the gap between the pipes and creates a tightly fitted joint. To learn about a different method of soldering, read about cold heat soldering irons. In addition to fixing leaky pipes, many people use smaller, handheld blowtorches for cooking, stripping paint and thawing frozen pipes. These simplified blowtorches are relatively inexpensive. To produce a flame, they use pressurized fuel gas, like propane or butane. Rather than having a separate cylinder of oxygen, they rely on the oxygen in the surrounding air to sustain their flame. These kinds of blowtorches can reach temperatures of 3200 to 3800 degrees Fahrenheit (1760 degrees Celsius to 2093 degre

Home   >  News How to fill your butane torch? 48   Published by   admin   09 12,2018 How to fill your butane torch? Please buy a good quality butane fuel purchased from any hardware store. With practice, you will get use to filling your  butane torch . 1.Grab your  butane torch  and butane canister and go outside (You want to have adequate ventilation when you are filling the torch). 2.If your butane torch has a stand at the bottom that can be removed, go ahead and take it off and put it aside. 3.Remove the cap from the butane. 4.Turn the butane torch upside down. You’ll see a filling point on the bottom of the butane torch. Insert the tip of the butane canister and press down firmly. The butane will flow from the canister into the butane torch. If you hear fuel escaping out the butane torch head during filling, stop and tighten the knob that regulates the butane flow. Fill the butane torch until the butane makes a slight spitting noise at the filling point (a