Can you use it to take rotisserie chicken off the grill? or is this food safe to touch food? Thank you
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They are washable & depending on his clean you keep them, I think you can. They are made of a sort of cloth & the blue you see in the picture is like a heat-resistant gel. I would touch food with them (and I am super clean freak esp when it comes to proper food handling)
2078155
I am so sorry, I do not use them to touch food, it gets them greasy. I use my grill fork to remove food. It withstands heat , like advertised. I truly love my grill gloves. My rotisserie I remove the metal that the food is on with the gloves but do not touch the food itself. hope this helps.
2078156
you could use it for the rotisserie chicken,you can wash the gloves in washing machine (according to manufacturer) but do not use dryer sheets or fabric softener.
2244023
I cooked an 8 lb whole chicken... and that looked to be about the max size... however, I will be giving my ronco rotisserie away as it is too much hassle with the clean up... I'd rather just grill the chicken... or whatever
1459808
yes, it is very easy to remove. I take mine into the kitchen sink and clean it. It is Teflon coated, so it cleans like a breeze. You can also remove the grill and use it indoors. I roasted a whole chicken indoors one day when it was raining.
891429
We burn it off every time we use it. Never had an issue. We get it hot enough that we need fire gloves to hold the grill to put our food on it
2235208
I have used it when grilling chicken so why not use it when smoking chicken legs. Smoking intensifies flavor so you may want to cut back the amount you use or it may be too salty.
1380598
Its ok on rottisserie chicken, but didn't like it as much when I used it on chicken I cooked on charcoal. It doesn't taste exactly like walmart/sams chicken, could be something as simple as brand of chicken used.
970521
Don't know why it would not work. It works for small and large roasts and we often use it for roasted chicken, when not putting them on the grill.Hope this is helpful.
1516911
I never thought of doing that but that is certainly a possibility. I think as long as you don't use it to heat up your food in it, it wouldn't be a problem. As long as it's clean and washed well you should be okay.
2262122
It doesn't get all over the food. So long as you start with a clean grill you shouldn't have to worry about cleaning while cooking
712574
It would be up to you but in my experience you use items specifically made for the purpose to grill with. The unpredictable heat and the grease would be a problem.This is a beautiful, hand-thrown pottery bowl, produced by a family company in North Carolina, not a cheap bowl from China. It recommends on the box and in the directions that to have it last very long you put it into a cold oven and let the temperature come up gradually. I have only used mine once so far, but it does what it says it does and beautifully.If you want to do a chicken that way on the grill - use a metal pan and a beer can. It would be up to you but in my experience you use items specifically made for the purpose to grill with. The unpredictable heat and the grease would be a problem.This is a beautiful, hand-thrown pottery bowl, produced by a family company in North Carolina, not a cheap bowl from China. It recommends on the box and in the directions that to have it last very long you put it into a cold oven and let the temperature come up gradually. I have only used mine once so far, but it does what it says it does and beautifully.If you want to do a chicken that way on the grill - use a... » Read More It would be up to you but in my experience you use items specifically made for the purpose to grill with. The unpredictable heat and the grease would be a problem.This is a beautiful, hand-thrown pottery bowl, produced by a family company in North Carolina, not a cheap bowl from China. It recommends on the box and in the directions that to have it last very long you put it into a cold oven and let the temperature come up gradually. I have only used mine once so far, but it does what it says it does and beautifully.If you want to do a chicken that way on the grill - use a metal pan and a beer can. « Show Less
823502
I use it on the outside barbecue grill. I clean it after every use and store it inside, however. Our grill is about 20 feet from the storage spot in the kitchen. I store it with the cover on so it doesn't get banged around in the drawer.
995497
No this will not fit your grill. What I suggest is to look for one that has a counter weight for balance because it is quite difficult to get a chicken or large roast perfectly balanced on the spit. The gears on most rotisserie motors are plastic and will wear out when using unbalanced for a period of time.
1333364
We have rotisseried 4.5# chicken. It did well. It was not stuffed, although an onion was in the large breast cavity and it did very well. :)
365835
Yes, Ronald.You can take off the plate above the grill,and clean it.Regards
1055197
I only use it for sandwiches, so only bread is touching the heated grill part. I still use it a couple times a week and its still a champ. Sorry I can't answer the question about using it for meat though.
540268
teflon is not safe to eat and it should not be coming off of your grill. if it is coming off of your grill when you clean it, then you are cleaning it wrong. you have to use a super soft brush and soap and water to clean your grill. don't use anything besides a soft brush. the easiest way to clean your grill is to unplug it after cooking, wait a few minutes until it cools, then rub it down with soap and water. make sure the oil and juices don't go down any drains or they will clog your drains over time. you will eventually have to pay thousands to a plumber to fix it when it clogs completely. i clean mine outside with soap, water, and a super soft brush everytime i use it. enjoy! teflon is not safe to eat and it should not be coming off of your grill. if it is coming off of your grill when you clean it, then you are cleaning it wrong. you have to use a super soft brush and soap and water to clean your grill. don't use anything besides a soft brush. the easiest way to clean your grill is to unplug it after cooking, wait a few minutes until it cools, then rub it down with soap and water. make sure the oil and juices don't go down any drains or they will clog your drains over time. you will eventually have to pay thousands to a plumber to fix it when it clogs... » Read More teflon is not safe to eat and it should not be coming off of your grill. if it is coming off of your grill when you clean it, then you are cleaning it wrong. you have to use a super soft brush and soap and water to clean your grill. don't use anything besides a soft brush. the easiest way to clean your grill is to unplug it after cooking, wait a few minutes until it cools, then rub it down with soap and water. make sure the oil and juices don't go down any drains or they will clog your drains over time. you will eventually have to pay thousands to a plumber to fix it when it clogs completely. i clean mine outside with soap, water, and a super soft brush everytime i use it. enjoy! « Show Less
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I have never done that before but if it can take the heat of an oven I don't see why it could take the heat from the grill. Sorry I couldn't have been more helpful!