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Fire with Flour!

Fire with Flour!
I do not claim responsibility if someone is harmed because of this instructable. Be safe, and be smart.

I know you are probably thinking "What? Flour isn't flammable!", but it is. I am not a scientist, but what I do know is that flour is flammable when suspended in the air i.e. when you throw a handful of flour at a fire. It is relatively safe as far as I know, and it's pretty fun.
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
There are very few things you need for this, they are:

-Matches/lighter
-Flour (I used self-raising, I haven't tried with others so I recommend it)
- Flame source (campfire, fire starter, etc.)
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6 comments
May 26, 2012. 3:27 PMAron313 says:
Nice!
Apr 7, 2012. 3:31 PMgamefreak360 says:
awesome
Nov 7, 2011. 4:47 PMmikeasaurus says:
Another common powder that is flammable when aerosolized is corn starch; here's a shot of a fireball blown with corn starch:

Careful, it's dangerous
Mar 5, 2012. 11:26 AMemcelhannon says:
Ok, how did you do that with the corn starch?
Nov 11, 2011. 7:45 AMRaisedByRobots says:
this is interesting, I had no idea, thank you

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