I wanted to make a dumb joke about how gasoline is too volatile to safely cook food in it as it won't come up to a sterilizing temperature, but today I learned

I wanted to make a dumb joke about how gasoline is too volatile to safely cook food in it as it won't come up to a sterilizing temperature, but today I learned that gasoline's "boiling point" is a complicated situation where it is "between 100 and 400 degrees" depending on it's exact makeup. Makes sense. I always forget that gasoline is a mixture of hundreds of different components. Besides, lithium is clearly a better substance for heat transfer