Nina wrote:

>> at Thanksgiving and Christmas. If you live in a northern climate, as
>> Deliah does, it will be cool enough to safely cool turkey in the car,
>> but if you live in a hotter climate it is not going to be a good idea.
>
> Well, she lives in Norfolk. I've spent plenty of Christmases there,
> and some of the time, it's actually pretty warm. Turkey is usually a
> Christmas thing in the UK... (and of course, no Thanksgiving).
>
> But like most *general* advice, you have to assume, as you say, that
> the viewers are bright enough to figure out when this might be an
> appropriate thing to do.


It is appropriate for me..... weather permitting. I just stick my head
out the door and check the forecast to make sure that it will be nice
and cool, but not freezing.

And BTW.... it is best to use the trunk. If you put it in the passenger
compartment the sun can warm up the interior even on a cold day.