• grilling

    The Meatball Grill Basket Changes Everything

    When was the last time you visited Willams-Sonoma? Yeah, they're expensive, but no one else is offering a product to grill your meatballs. Besides, sometimes they have food samples in there. More »
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    Comment by BergenCountyJC: Mmm good idea but what other uses could you find for it? Maybe grilled sushi balls....any others? 15 Responses | Other threads

  • grills

    Star Wars Death Star Grill Unleashes the True Power of Dark Meat

    Take a couple of steaks, add just a dash of Sith and pepper, and throw them on this Death Star grill for a simple feast sure to please even the most demanding of dark lords. More »
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    Comment by TheBastion: i should have my friend who is into blacksmithing make me one of these 9 Responses | Other threads

  • grilling

    Gridus BBQ Grill Finds The Best Piece Of Meat With Excel Spreadsheets

    The design team at Art Lebedev has something for number crunchers who are compelled to incorporate math into every aspect of their lives. Enter the Gridus Barbecue Grid. More »
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    Comment by Toastie: Can I even put graphs on it? The auto graph feature is something I demand! 6 Responses | Other threads

  • grilling

    Lumos Outdoor Fireplace Transforms Into a Grill

    As a guy that loves charcoal grilling, I am digging the Lumos. But it is more than just a grill. Simply flipping up the chimney transforms it into an elegant outdoor fireplace. More »
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    Comment by 3DaysTillTheState_GitEmSteveDave: Make sure you let it cool before doing the flipping. 4 Responses | Other threads

  • grilling

    Weenie Wing Commander Fires Meat Torpedoes

    While I've always preferred encapsulating my hot dogs in a black crust of carcinogens prior to ingestion, there are others of you who prefer a slow roasted wiener...preferably involving a spaceship in some way.
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    Comment by Type1: Well hopefully the torpedoes don't destroy the buns! 8 Responses | Other threads

  • barbecue

    BabyQ Barbecue Lets You Grill On The Go

    For those whose living spaces that are too small for a barbecue pit, or for those who never know when they'll need a barbecue on hand, the BabyQ is a small, portable grill-to-go. This 22x17x6cm device—which is small enough to fit into your girlfriend's purse—weighs in at a little under two pounds, can feed about two to three people, and even comes with its own mini charcoal bag to hold your coal. The stainless steel BabyQ is also dishwasher friendly so you don't have to worry about greasy hands and dirty fingernails when you're done with this baby griller. [PDB via Yanko]
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    Comment by admoseremic: BBQ? I don't think these people understand the concept of a BBQ. A grill that size doesn't even... 5 Responses | Other threads

  • design

    Electrolux Connected Griller Seems Awesome For Social Cooking

    Chris Fox's Electrolux concept would be the missing piece in any Korean BBQ night out, if by "missing piece" you mean "a slight upgrade to what you currently have." Instead of one gigantic grill in the middle of the table, this concept links up many different cookers and plates via daisy chain and can all be powered by one outlet. Great for cooking your own meat to optimum tenderness, but even greater for having your own home BBQ without having to buy one of those industrial sized cookers. Just a design for now, damn it. [Yanko Design] More »
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    Comment by discounteggroll: are they daisy chained via firewire? sorry, I had to get that one out more » | Other threads

  • casemod

    BBQ Grill Casemod is Cookin' Up Some Gaming Goodness

    With all of the heat a serious gaming rig can produce, it was only a matter of time before someone got the bright idea to turn a grill into a PC case. There isn't any information as far as specs are concerned, but we can see that this QuakeCon competitor has a decent sized monitor mounted inside the lid with some orange glowing fans in the range representing hot coals. It's a nice casemod—but unless he has some sort of setup that can cook burgers with processor heat I'm not all that impressed. More »
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    Comment by Blaxpear: Run Heat-Pipes from CPU to the grill above. That should do the trick. more » | Other threads

  • cooking

    Grill Hot Dogs the Gas Station Way

    Admit it. At least once, during a long road trip, you've pulled over at a gas station, filled the tank, grabbed a $5 bottle of Desani and, just as you were leaving, inhaled a particularly saltilicious scent. Scanning through the aisle, you see its source. Hot dogs. Preservatives with a side of meat. And they are spinning on their rollers with all the gloss of a sports car unveiling. Just for a moment, you think of what could be should you be willing to sacrifice intestinal comfort for the next week. Recreate the magic at home with this $40 Automatic Hot Dog Grill Roller. And don't even think about those taquitos, either. [AJ Prindle via bookofjoe]
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    Comment by Rabid Penguin: I noticed there was ketchup in that photo. Who puts ketchup on a hot dog??? That's sacrilege. 1 Responses | Other threads

  • grillzmodo

    Water-Cooled Grill Supposedly Keeps Meat From Charring

    I've always thought that a good char on a burger made it exponentially more delicious, but in case you're worried about carcinogens, Wellbas' water-cooled barbecue grill promises that your slab of meat will come out tender, juicy and completely char-free. Water is pumped from a reservoir through small pipes on the actual grill to keep it cool even as you cook. More »
    06/14/08
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    Comment by ChemEng: sorry charing your meat isn't what causes cancer. Its the charcoal and lighter fluid your cooking it over. Stay with... more » | Other threads

  • thank giz it's friday

    10 Awesome Grills You Can Buy For The Ultimate Memorial Day BBQ

    The Memorial Day weekend is finally here. For many of us, that means it is time to travel and or bust out the grill and cook up some meat. However, with gas prices being the way they are, you may be passing on the road trip this year. So, now that you are free to focus on throwing the ultimate BBQ this weekend, you are going to need some serious equiptment—like the examples found after the break. And, unlike many of the extreme grills out there, these are priced to own. More »
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  • summer tech

    Folding "Notebook" Grill (For Mobile Meat)

    Even small BBQ grills can be awkward to lug to a tailgate, but this Notebook Portable Flat-Folding BBQ is just about as simple as carrying a meat-charring incinerator can be. Priced at around $40, the Notebook BBQ can fold up when not in use, leaving your friend who agreed to carry the charcoal SOL. Once we learned how long the grill needed to cool to a holdable temperature, we could bust this thing out on a whim to spite those damned vegetarian sunbathers. Then, once the testosterone wore off, we'd apologize for ruining their otherwise perfectly lovely afternoon. [Gadget Shop via Coolest Gadgets]
    05/15/08
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    Comment by brutek: @athingunique: I didn't want to keep contributing to the advertising. @ideaman2020: thanks, first time seeing this! more » | Other threads

  • bbq

    BBQ Sword Makes You the Swashbuckler of Sausages

    En Garde meat products! Armed with your BBQ sword you can finally take your rightful place at the grill as the Musketeer of meats. Plus, with the handy eye mask that is included, you can maintain your secret identity. Just remember, theatrics are the name of the game for any superhero—so make sure to "sign" your KC masterpieces with a Zorro-esque slash of your sword. Available soon for around $29. [Firebox via NOTCOT]
    05/08/08
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    Comment by Tony C: @faslane: Even if they're a superhero? LOL more » | Other threads

  • grill

    Exhaust Grill Cooks Burgers with Smoke Heat

    If one crazy grill design wasn't enough today, then check out this Exhaust Burger grill concept. A short-listed entrant in a recent design competition titled "Dining in 2015," the grill, invented by an Iranian team, plugs directly into your car exhaust. It soaks up spare heat in the gases to do the cooking, and the clamshell design keeps those noxious fumes away from your food. Check out the extra image to see how it might let you "cook while you commute." More »
    01/23/08
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    Comment by shift_nismo: "no coal, wood, or other fuels are needed" ..except.. Carbon Monoxide. mmm... more » | Other threads

  • fight

    Evander Holyfield Announces Real Deal Grill

    After kicking George Foreman's ass in the ring, Evander Holyfield hopes to kick his ass again in the kitchen (with a grill, not boxing gloves). After signing with manufacturer CirTran Corp, Holyfield produced a 30-minute infomercial about the $99 Real Deal Grill that will surely Change Your Life. At the moment, we're only moderately excited about the new animal-flesh-charring matchup. Get Don King on the line and then maybe we'll talk. [defamer/AP]
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    Comment by SomeoneUKno: @92BuickLeSabre: Seconded. more » | Other threads

  • no shrimp on this barbie

    BoomChef Solar-Powered Hot Dog Grill Is Niche Market Gold

    If there is one complaint I have about every boomerang competition I go to, it's that there simply aren't enough hot dogs. Apparently boomerang enthusiast Paul Sprague and I don't frequent the same contests, because when he goes boomeranging (yep, that's a word), he brings along his self-designed BoomChef solar-powered grill, built intentionally for grilling up hot dogs at boomerang competitions. When he says solar powered, he means it—the thing is literally a glass box that catches sunlight bounced off a reflective Mylar panel. More »
    07/17/07
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    Comment by Trackback: I'm not sure I understand the connection between competitive boomerang-ing and the need for a solar powered cooking device, but... more » | Other threads

  • japan

    Japanese Portable Hot Plate Cooks Everything

    For 10x the price of a George Foreman grill, this $200 grill/hot plate set better cook 10x the amount of stuff. It does. From the horrible Japanese translation, this Zojirushi grill looks like it can roast meat, grill vegetables, make fried rice, smoke meat, cook vegetables, make chow mein and a bunch of other things. And of course you can pack it up into a really, really hot briefcase afterwards. Only in Japan (so far). More »
    07/06/07
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    Comment by Trozzur: I don't see an iPod dock and I doubt it plays Doom so this gets a "no" from me. more » | Other threads

  • summertime

    Teppan-Style Grill from Onfalos Brings Flower Power to the Yard

    Alpina and Smartech Italia SpA are behind the Onfalos, a teppan-style grill for your garden. Made of stainless steel, the Onfalos grill is so hardcore you can even grill in a blizzard—if you want to, that is—and all you need is a 5kg gas cylinder. More »
    07/02/07
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    Comment by strider_mt2k: @xint: Say it! Hallelujah Jebus! more » | Other threads

  • gadgets

    Portable Grill: Now you can BBQ on the Subway

    This Fold-Flat Barbecue could make you the most popular guy on the block this summer. It's not like it's the first portable grill, but it is probably the easiest to carry around. It's made of pressed steel and folds out into a 45 x 30 cm cooking area with a high enough windbreak to cope with a stiff summer breeze. More »
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    Comment by cjessee2: Doesn't anyone realize that if you used charcoal on the subway, you would kill everyone in the car? Carbon... more » | Other threads

  • gadgets

    The Balcony Grill

    Unfortunately not powered via USB, this balcony grill is perfect for urban dwellers who don't have enough space for a real BBQ grill. Just mount the grill on your rail and you're good to go. Only problem is it's just a design. – Jason Chen More »
    01/05/07
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    Comment by counterbond: I'll speak for them....i'd rail er.....over the rail....i mean..... ummm about that more » | Other threads

  • deals

    Dealzmodo: Indoor Electric Grill, $35

    It is time for the first ever Dealzmodo Labor Day special. Don't let that bitch of a tropical storm, Ernesto, get you down. Just pick up an indoor grill like this one from Sanyo and commence the grilling. This is marked down 50-percent to $35. Even better, when the warm weather fades away and the coldness sets in, you can still grill like a champ without having to step foot outside. – Travis Hudson More »
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  • gadgets

    Grill-Top Pizza Stone

    Awww, summer time. It is the time for fireworks, bugs and grilling. Until now my summer was meaningless and dull because I was forced to stay inside in my nice, air-conditioned apartment to cook my award-winning pizza. But thanks to William-Sonoma I can make my pizza concoction outdoors, in the blistering heat, on my grill, with this Grill-Top Pizza Stone. Slap this baby on the grill, through some dough, sauce, and other ingredients on it and be eating a delicious pizza in no time. The grill measures 16.25 inches by 13.75 inches and is available for $100. – Travis Hudson More »
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    Comment by PIZZA4663: curiouscomputer, your right! more » | Other threads

  • gadgets

    Cook-N-Dine Grill Table

    Cook your own dinner while at the table with the Cook-N-Dine table-grill. The center heats up to 430 degrees Fahrenheit and serves as a cooking pit for your meat and veggies. Your forearms are safe as the outer edges of the table are kept at room temperature. Practice your knife juggling as your and your family can have your own Benihana's at home today! More »
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    Comment by turborl7: Umm how about I just buy a $50 table grill. LOL more » | Other threads

  • gadgets

    Brevill Indoor Grill

    If the George Foreman grill just isn't chic enough for you, here's the Breville Indoor Grill, a stainless steel sandwich maker that can change from a panini press to an open unit with a flick of a switch. You can also adjust the height of the grill, either smashing your sandwiches into a RAZR-thin pancake or lightly pressing them so they stand up tall. More »
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    Comment by pelotonking: That looks like those things they heat the tortillas in at Chipotle. mmmmm... more » | Other threads

  • gadgets

    George Foreman It's Not - Pizzoni Grill

    Feel you need some style and freedom in your grilling? Leave it to the German company LoeweVonAppen to make a stainless steel and aluminum portable barbecue called the Pizzoni. Weighs about 7.5 Kg and can be assembled in just minutes! So next time you need to take a grill with you, maybe to a nice briss or your next business meeting, think of the Pizzoni. This should completely make up for World War II. More »
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