Some people always set the oven to 200 degrees, regardless of what is being cooked. The following was posted on X/Twitter by Our Rach on February 4, 2021, and received over 111,000 likes:
“Good evening to everyone who puts the oven at 200 no matter what. You’re my sort of people.”
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Our Rach
@ourrachblogs
Good evening to everyone who puts the oven at 200 no matter what. You’re my sort of people.
1:39 PM · Feb 4, 2021
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Joe Merriman
@JoeCMerriman
Good evening to everyone who puts the oven at 200 no matter what. You’re my sort of people.
3:19 PM · Mar 3, 2021
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Ste 🐝
@SteBlanchard
Is it just me that cooks absolutely everything in the oven at 200? No matter what it is 😅
1:58 PM · Mar 6, 2021
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💙💛 T🅰️YL🅾️R 💛💙
@LeedSTUnited
Who else sets the oven at 200, no matter what you are cooking?
9:23 AM · Mar 10, 2021
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Swan Brand UK
@SwanBrandUK
Good morning to everyone who puts the oven at 200 no matter what. You’re my sort of people.
2:00 AM · Apr 25, 2021
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Fingac15
@fingac15
Good morning to everyone who puts the oven at 200 no matter what. You’re my sort of people. 👌
6:27 AM · Feb 4, 2023
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Sweet Motivation
April 11, 2024 at 5:00 PM ·
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Good evening to everyone who
puts the oven at 200 no matter
what. You’re my sort of people.
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