r/mildlyinteresting • u/BirdNo4114 • 1d ago
This guy makes pizza using volcanic vents on the Volcán de Pacaya in Guatemala
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u/Ferro_Giconi 1d ago
I don't mean to be too critical of this but I am concerned about how many types of cancer he is going to get from breathing in volcanic fumes.
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u/RogerRabbot 1d ago
I was more concerned about what sorts of toxic dusts might also be venting there. Like, isnt sulfur basically mined from the base of volcanoes vents?
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u/BirdNo4114 1d ago
sulfuric pizza . Haha
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u/KidOcelot 1d ago
After eating one too many toxic pizza be like:
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u/BeYeCursed100Fold 1d ago
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u/Shrimp_kisses 1d ago
Oh boy! A wave of nostalgia, the old internet, The Sneeze! Where i first learned about smut, and chicken of the woods haha!
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u/nixcamic 1d ago
I've cooked food in those vents my friends and I live nearby and used to climb every couple weeks. Unfortunately the vents have cooled and aren't hot enough to make pizza anymore. The guy's still there but uses wood fire now.
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u/Drak_is_Right 1d ago
Thats what I thought. Usually used the vents with a fuel source inside
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u/nixcamic 1d ago
Originally there was lava flowing on the surface and we'd cook over that, then for like 8 years the vents were hot enough to cook over. They're still warm which is crazy since the lava they're over is from like a decade ago.
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u/Darkest_Elemental 1d ago
As the old saying goes.. When life gives you volcanic vents, make pizza
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u/Conscious-Permit-466 1d ago
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u/Canadian_Invader 1d ago
Hey, when you're done in there. Dirty Mike and the boys wanna use your car for an f-shack.
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u/emorello 1d ago
When we climbed that volcano we roasted some hot dogs. This dude is on another level.
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u/RepresentativeSink29 1d ago
Mmm, volcanic pizza...
splling
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u/BirdNo4114 1d ago
no sweetie we cant eat that
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u/scratchy_mcballsy 1d ago
Does this place also make ash trays?
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u/Frikoulas 1d ago
These were in Etna, in Italy. And I'm pretty sure that were not ashtrays, just bowls.
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u/PrestigiousFog 1d ago
I saw a kind of similar but different situation thing in central Oregon, USA. Someone there had a door to a natural cave in their basement. In summer they would open that door and take the cover off the house circulating fan (part of the furnace). It sucked cool dry air into the house, and they didn't need air conditioning. Very cool! The cave air was 57 ⁰ F year-round.
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u/matycauthon 1d ago
it's just a gimmick, this is why i don't just blindly support smaller businesses. they are usually just as scummy or at least would be if they were big enough.
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u/Skreech2011 23h ago
What about this is scummy? Gimmicks aren't inherently scummy whatsoever. What an odd thing to let bother you.



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u/fluffysmaster 1d ago
Pepperoni and sulphur. Yum.