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It’s called the Floating Flamer, and the design is simple but ingenious. Why bother leaving the pool to get fresh, hot burgers and steaks? Just swim over. The Floating Flamer is available in two models and, here’s the kicker: this is the smaller one.
Link -via Gizmodo | Product Website
One of the few drawbacks to an outdoor grill is the difficulty of making french fries to go with your hamburgers. No more! The Blacktop 360 grill has a deep-fryer right in the middle. Plus a griddle, a warming plate, and an infrared grill. Plus an optional cutting board. And the legs fold up, so it’s completely portable. I know some men who will cook, but only outdoors. Now they can do all the cooking! Link -via Fark
BBQ Rockin’ Fork – $19.95
Do you know someone who makes some rockin’ food on the grill? Get them the BBQ Rockin’ Fork from the NeatoShop and let them know their foods rocks! This fantastic stainless steel grilling fork pairs great with the BBQ Guitar Spatula.
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more cool Cooking Gadgets!
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Today is the feast day of St. Lawrence, who tradition says was martyred by being roasted alive. He supposedly even made a joke about it: “Turn me over, this side is done.” St. Lawrence is now the patron saint of cooks, which may be a nod to his famous sense of humor.
What will Catholics eat today in honor of the saint’s feast day? Some traditions call for cold cuts and other uncooked foods, in pious avoidance of anything that would too closely resemble Lawrence’s burned flesh.
But others go the opposite direction, celebrating the manner of his death with a barbecue. As Evelyn Vitz, author of A Continual Feast: A Cookbook to Celebrate the Joys of Family & Faith throughout the Christian Year explains on her blog, “We decided that serving barbecued chicken is a great way to signify his triumph over the fire.” A contributor at the Catholic Cuisine blog interprets the theme another way, with cupcakes decorated to look like grills, complete with little shish kebabs made of frosting.
Smithsonian has the story, and a list of other saints connected with cooking. Link
BBQ Sword Cooking Fork and BBQ Sword Spatula ($27.95 ea.)
For your next BBQ, make like D’Artagnan and fearlessly grill hotdogs and hamburgers with your trusty BBQ Sword Cooking Fork and Spatula. Take a look at Neatorama’s neat grilling items that are sure to be the hit of the party: Link
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Cooks in Liberia are wily geniuses when it comes to recycling stuff. No oven? Not a problem – just take an old Blockbuster Video Quik Drop box and make it into one!
Details over at AfriGadget:
They showed me the oven, a big metal cabinet against the far wall; looks like a refrigerator on legs, to allow a coal pit to fit under the bottom, but when I get near it, I see it’s a Blockbuster Quick Drop Booth! The front, where the slit had been closed, faces the wall and the back door is to access the oven; inside are several fridge trays, on which they lay the pans. The door is then locked with a simple bolt and sealed all around with wet cloths.
The cake was fabulous.
Link – via BB Gadgets
Our very own Jill Harness wrote this entertaining article on InventorSpot for all you Star Wars fan boys: the 10 Best Star Wars Toys All True Fans Must Have.
The one picture above is the Weenie Wing Commander, which helps you fight the dark side – literally! For those of you who don’t like burnt and blackened weenies – by lifting the dogs from the surface of the grill.
Previously on Neatorama: Top 10 Coolest BBQ Grills (And Then Some!)
