Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an "intossicated
chicken"?
I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale that can
hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can into the
chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize the food with the
fumes of the hot can...
thanks for helping me

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Andrea Crema
Italy

Andrea Crema wrote:
> Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an
> "intossicated chicken"?
> I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale
> that can hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can
> into the chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize
> the food with the fumes of the hot can...
> thanks for helping me

You're looking for "drunken chicken" or "beer can chicken"
<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=Drunken+chicken>

<http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ndow=1&safe=of
f&q=beer+can+chicken>

Prego


D
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Andrea Crema wrote:
> Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an
> "intossicated chicken"?
> I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale
> that can hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can
> into the chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize
> the food with the fumes of the hot can...
> thanks for helping me

You're looking for "drunken chicken" or "beer can chicken"
<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=Drunken+chicken>

<http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ndow=1&safe=of
f&q=beer+can+chicken>

Prego


D
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Try Walmart. The summer stuff is on clearance. Can probably get one for 5
bucks. I got a cord of hickory chunks last summer for 2 bucks a bag.

Spud

Try Walmart. The summer stuff is on clearance. Can probably get one for 5
bucks. I got a cord of hickory chunks last summer for 2 bucks a bag.

Spud

"Spud" <> wrote in message
> Try Walmart. >
> Spud

I know Walmarts are ubiquitous, but think they're in Italy?

John in Austin

"Spud" <> wrote in message
> Try Walmart. >
> Spud

I know Walmarts are ubiquitous, but think they're in Italy?

John in Austin

On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 14:28:18 GMT, "Andrea Crema" >
wrote:

>Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an "intossicated
>chicken"?
>I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale that can
>hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can into the
>chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize the food with the
>fumes of the hot can...
>thanks for helping me


Here are two:

http://www.beercanchickenroaster.com/

http://www.barbecuenews.com/stores/s...n_Roaster.html

You might go to Google and search for ["chicken roaster" beer]. That
turned up several devices when I tried it. Probably some of the
companies can ship internationally. Good luck.

On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 14:28:18 GMT, "Andrea Crema" >
wrote:

>Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an "intossicated
>chicken"?
>I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale that can
>hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can into the
>chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize the food with the
>fumes of the hot can...
>thanks for helping me


Here are two:

http://www.beercanchickenroaster.com/

http://www.barbecuenews.com/stores/s...n_Roaster.html

You might go to Google and search for ["chicken roaster" beer]. That
turned up several devices when I tried it. Probably some of the
companies can ship internationally. Good luck.

Spud wrote:
>
> Try Walmart. The summer stuff is on clearance. Can probably get one for 5
> bucks. I got a cord of hickory chunks last summer for 2 bucks a bag.


As the OP is posting from Italy, I suspect WallyWorld probably is not an
option.




Brian Rodenborn

Spud wrote:
>
> Try Walmart. The summer stuff is on clearance. Can probably get one for 5
> bucks. I got a cord of hickory chunks last summer for 2 bucks a bag.


As the OP is posting from Italy, I suspect WallyWorld probably is not an
option.




Brian Rodenborn

"Andrea Crema" > wrote in message
...
> Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an "intossicated
> chicken"?
> I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale that
can
> hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can into the
> chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize the food with
the
> fumes of the hot can...
> thanks for helping me
>
> --
> Andrea Crema
> Italy
>
>
>
Cabela's sells them online.

Michael

"Andrea Crema" > wrote in message
...
> Do you know where I can found a "chick-can" for cooking an "intossicated
> chicken"?
> I'm not sure the word "chick-can" it's right...it's a metal spirale that
can
> hold a can (beer, coke...). You put the spirale with the can into the
> chicken e then the animal on the grill....you'll aromatize the food with
the
> fumes of the hot can...
> thanks for helping me
>
> --
> Andrea Crema
> Italy
>
>
>
Cabela's sells them online.

Michael