Hot Stone Grill
Giles & Posner, which seems to specialize is mostly useless culinary monstrosities like fondue fountains, also sells this Hot Stone Grill that lets you cook shishkebob like a Phoenician George Foreman. It's a relatively affordable £30, plus shipping. [via Appliancist]
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HeatherB
#1 – 6:46 AM April 7, 2009
I have actually cooked on hot stone before and it's a lot of fun but I wouldn't pay for this.
dargaud
#2 – 8:26 AM April 7, 2009
A fondue fountain useless ?!? Do it to a bunch of kids and they'll worship you !!!
As for this device, making a pierrade is a very healthy way to eat meat (no extra fat) and everybody cooks it to his own liking.
aj
#3 – 10:10 AM April 7, 2009
This looks like it would be a huge hassle to clean. I'll just use the propane grill on the porch for my kebabs.
w000t
#4 – 1:39 PM April 7, 2009
Seems like one could just put a granite tile on a hotplate.
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