@Surasanji you know that brown cheese you get around the edges of baked dishes like onion soup. It is pretty much that, just brown "cooked" cheese with much less moisture and much more firm and chewy.

I discovered it last time. I figured what the hell let me try a piece of cheese and see what I get. It was glorious.

@freemo You live in a fabulous world of cheese jerky and HAM Radios.

HAM and Cheese for life.

@Surasanji Now all i need to do is build a radio out of cheese and ill be set!

@freemo I'd love to see that in all honesty. A working radio made from primarily food products.

@Surasanji Im not sure if there is anything we eat conductive enough to act as a good low loss wire.. not to mention i would have no clue how t make an edible semiconductor... might be doable though. I dunno edible things that are low resistance arent too common

@freemo I think I might allow standard copper wire in the challenge, at least, perhaps a few other items to make it not impossible. Or do it something like a point system- the wires would be free, but other non-food items might cost points based on how likely they are to be used? The idea is to get through on the lowest amount of points, so something that could absolutely not be used would be high points, something we can't figure out a good food version of (like the wires) would be less points.

@Surasanji too easy, im already onto considering gold leaf as an edible conductive surface :)

@freemo Hahaha. Fantastic!

@freemo Might be a neat thing to try and set up. A challenge, with point system for non-food items used.

copper wires would be free, though. Gotta give at least a little minimum ease of use.