This looks identical to the original Spanek vertical roaster. Do anyone of you know if it is?
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It works like the Spanek roaster but is about 1/2" shorter. It works fine for frying chickens, but the Perdue Oven Stuffers I like to roast seem to sit a little low in the pan.
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I'm not familiar with the original Spanek, but this one works fine,,not totally non stick, but good for the price.
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I don't know of the Spanek vertical roaster, but I use this all the time. I had a different type previously that attached to a small pan. This one is easier because you can just put it in any pan you want. The one that attached to a small pan/dish was harder to remove the chicken since the juices were in the dish part attached to the vertical racks. With this one, you can just lift this out and have your juices left in the pan to make gravy. This is also easy to clean with it's non-stick surface.
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Sorry I really don't know, as I don't own the other roaster. I absolutely love my Calphalon Contemporary Roaster. It is the nicest roaster I've ever owned. Cooks great, cleans up real easy, just love this roaster.
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This cord is the one I bought for my Farberware rotisserie which is over 40 years old. I don't know if your roaster takes the same cord. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I don't know - but it is rectangular vs oval so that needs to be the shape of the roaster oven. I gave mine to someone with the correct shape one and it works fine. The pans are quite long and hold more than it looks like they would.
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I don't have one, but, if you're going to cook a roast, I think it would be a good idea to get the roast up and off the cooking surface. If you planned to use a drip pan, I really like the V rack idea. Then you could have a roast and all the "fixins." Good luck and good eats, Van.
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Yes, it absolutely is, the same unit just different branding. Very happy with it!
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Hello,I have located the 8 quart roaster with the rack in our warehouse. The rack is 18/10 stainless steel as listed on the packaging and it would be the same for the size you are asking about. The lid and base to the roaster are as well. We receive shipments weekly, so please check back again as the site will be updated in 24 to possibly 48 hours.Ann
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They do look the same. I just wanted to let you know I have the Living Basix and absolutely love this Fryer. One of the best things I've ever bought. Sorry I can't be more help. Bev.
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Yes they are the same, however I recently got mine and I must say it's nothing special. It simply doesn't get hot enough to put a real sear on your meat. But yes. Same BBQ
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I had to order a new one after"someone" put the one that came with the Vitamix in without lid and shortened it....rather ugly. So I ordered this one and it looks the same and the weight feels the same as the Vitamix one. I layed them side by side and saw no difference (except for the mangled end of original). It works just like the Vitamix original one. Hard to believe it was at such a good price... So to answer your question....I don't know if it is the "actual" one but it works perfectly.
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It is identical to the one that came with my Cuisinart 6qt electric PC (CPC-600). I can't comment on 6qt PC of other makes or models.
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This is identical to the one that was included in the box when I purchased my Kuerig machine. It is not a knock-off. Hope that helps.
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Hello Constance ~ No this roaster does not have the ridges typical of most Circulon products. Utilizing the included rack eliminates the need for the ridges. Thank you for your inquiry Constance.
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Yes it is and it works much better than the one it came with. I use this one in my oven and on my BBQ pit. I have the ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks
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Yes it is.I've had mine about 3 years, no complaints.Bakes, broils, toasts.Not too large,good lookingEnjoy
2010133
Judith, I'm no great cook, and I'm probably not the one to give you any cooking advice, but I think if the roast is elevated by the "V" rack, it will cook better, all around, and, if you intend to make gravy or to use the drippings, with something like a pot roast, the elevated roast won't be swimming in its juices. Good luck.With or without the "V" rack, I'm sure your roast will be good, so enjoy it with your family or friends, and take all the credit.
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I would say that it is the same. I recently bought it for heating milk for making yogurt. The quality is exceptional.