In the future, our veggie burgers and turkey dogs just might be barbecued over a hot pot of liquid rock. In fact, it’s already a reality: in the video below, watch geologists at Syracuse University’s Lava Project cook up a couple steaks over a stream of lava. Whereas most grills don’t exceed temperatures of 700-degrees Fahrenheit, this new lava-stove peaks out at 2,120°F. Though this may make the coveted medium-rare harder to perfect, showing off a volcano-fueled grill at the next neighborhood block party might just be worth some burnt tips.
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