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Iron pizza. (or pizza for pennies).

Iron pizza. (or pizza for pennies).
You may remember the coffee pot pasta (http://www.instructables.com/id/Coffee-maker-pasta/) I made in one of my earliest instructables. Now is iron pizza which is easy and dirt cheap to make. Perfect for travelling, the dorm room, or a quick snack.

Warning!: Do not lay iron against cloth, cardbord or what ever as it will be a definite fire hazard. We used an unplugged cool iron in the making of the pictures
 
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Step 1What's needed.

What\
For two portions:
Ingredients:
2 Slices bread.
1 Slice cheap sandwich meat.
1 Slice cheap cheese.
2-3 containers ketchup from the last time at the fast food place.
Seasoning's of your choice. (Nearby basil plant.)
Butter to toast the bread.

Tools:
Iron.
Knife.
Aluminium foil. or cheapo skillet.

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2 comments
Sep 30, 2011. 6:50 AMmackbuck says:
Lol, that's definitely a new way to use the iron.:))

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