My wife was watching a video of an Australian candy maker stretching and
kneading the candy to add air and give it a particular texture. I
remembered sugpro makers using various techniques to remove air from fuel
grains to increase density and give a more consistent burn. IIRC, air
pockets in the grain increase burn rate and lead to CATOs.
Which started me wondering if introducing controlled quantities of air with
uniform pocket size could increase burn rate for an endburner. Probably
already been considered, tried and rejected by the experts here, but an
interesting speculation. The kneading starts at about 3:20:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qziXz6gjVdc
