Rotisserie Hot Dog Roller Grill Machine Cooker TF211 Black
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Product Description |
| Now it's easy to make mouth-watering rotisserie style ballpark hot dogs in your own home. Five rotisserie rollers allow you to cook four jumbo dogs or eight small breakfast sausages at a time. Boiling hot dogs isn't our idea of making the best-tasting dog. Frying makes a mess of the kitchen and allows the franks to soak in their own grease. Microwaves cook unevenly, leaving you with a hot dog that's undercooked in the center and overcooked and shriveled on the ends. No more nuking buns in the microwave or waiting around for the oven to heat up. Dual stainless steel spikes heat the perfect buns fast. No one wants to be the designated chef when the big game is on TV. Luckily, you won't have to miss a big play while slaving over the barbecue or a hot stove. Just place your hot dogs on the rollers and return in 8 to 10 minutes for the perfect dog. Non-stick rollers ensure hot dogs are evenly cooked. You don't even have to thaw out frozen franks. The Ballpark Griller thaws and cooks simultaneously. Removable oil tray makes cleaning easy and quick. There is no reason you can't have your favorite grilled stadium dog at home. |
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| Review Date: August 2, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Chris Bell, East Coast, USA |
| This looks great! Too bad since at a sweet $1.3 mill it costs more than I'll probably make in my entire lifetime. But still, if this were to come with a lifetime supply of Nathan's dogs, I might consider taking out a big loan! |
Great for the dogs, so-so for the buns
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| Review Date: February 25, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Eva Whitley, Suburban Maryland, USA |
I used to have a hot dog toaster but I killed it from overuse. This is what I bought to replace it.
It makes great hot dogs, they fry up nice and crispy and the fat drips down to the tray. The tray is removable, and easy to clean. The rollers? Not so much, it takes some elbow grease to scrub them, and they don't pop out. However, they are non-stick.
Not overwhelmed by the bun warmer. It'll crisp up the inside but I'd rather microwave the buns during the last minute to make them warm and yeasty-smelling.
When I went to Paris 20 years ago, the street vendors used a similar type warming "spike" to heat same baguettes the veal dogs went into to. I keep meaning to find some hot dog-sized baguettes to try spiking them onto the bun warmers, and giving me a little reminder of Paris.
Still, if you've got 10-15 minutes, it's easy to put 4 hot dogs on the rollers to cook them up. Not as fast as microwaving or boiling but easier than hauling out an outdoor grill. It seems like it would be safe enough for a kid old enough to read chapter books to use. |
Hotdog Toaster
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| Review Date: January 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Roberta Hall, |
Again not pleased with this item. My father went to use it today and
it quite working. Needless to say it is going back. |
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