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Judi Lynn

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Thu May 13, 2021, 03:32 AM May 2021

Lava-baked pizza: Man cooks pies on Guatemala's active volcano using metal pans that withstand up to

Lava-baked pizza: Man cooks pies on Guatemala's active volcano using metal pans that withstand up to 1,800F

  • David Garcia baked a personal pizza over lava from Pacaya in Guatemala
  • The volcano started erupting again in February
  • Pies were put on metal pans that withstand up to 1800 degrees Fahrenheit
  • Garcia wears protective gear and keeps an eye on the wind direction
  • Tourists have been climbing Pacaya to have a slice and post pics on social media

    By DAN AVERY FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
    PUBLISHED: 18:42 EDT, 12 May 2021 | UPDATED: 19:51 EDT, 12 May 2021

    A savvy entrepreneur in Guatemala is taking advantage of an active volcano to launch a new food craze.

    David Garcia has been cooking pizza over lava oozing out of Pacaya volcano, which began erupting again in February, for the past several weeks.

    He wears protective clothing and bakes the pizza on special metal sheets that can withstand temperatures of up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit.

    Tourists have been flocking to the mountain to have a slice and post pics on social media.

    Pacaya is one of three active volcanoes in the Central American nation, and its eruptions can be seen from the capital, Guatemala City, some 15 miles away.

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    Garcia (pictured) first started baking pizzas in small caverns on the mountainside in 2013. 'I put
    it in a hot cave that was approximately 800 degrees [1400 degrees Fahrenheit] and it came out
    in 14 minutes'

    More:
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9572427/Man-cooks-pizza-Guatemalas-active-volcano-using-metal-pans-withstand-1-800F.html

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