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Does this work with roadkill?

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Yes, but roadkill may not be suitable to eat.

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Is this how food trucks work?

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No, food trucks have normal cooking equipment that you find in a restaurant.

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What if I can't drive?

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Ask someone who can drive to drive around and cook the food or wait until you are able to drive.

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Will cooking food on my car's engine pose a health risk?

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To prevent harmful chemicals from affecting your food, ensure it is thoroughly wrapped. Additionally, confirm that your engine has no leaky or broken parts before cooking.

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Why does this exist?

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Because people without a kitchen want to eat cooked meals cheaply. It's less expensive than getting an RV. This idea is not recommended, however, because it may release chemicals and just be dirty in general. It's also hard to control the temperature.

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