I purchased a Weber Poultry Roaster today at Home Depot. We often bbq
beer can chicken. This looks easier and less messy than regular beer
can chicken. However, it was a bit spendy, about $25. I was actually
looking for the wire spiral kind, but could not find it. Has anyone
used this poultry roaster with success? Jane

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(Jane) wrote:

> I purchased a Weber Poultry Roaster today at Home Depot. We often bbq
> beer can chicken. This looks easier and less messy than regular beer
> can chicken. However, it was a bit spendy, about $25. I was actually
> looking for the wire spiral kind, but could not find it. Has anyone
> used this poultry roaster with success? Jane

We've had one for a few months and like it a lot. Expensive, yes, but
easier to use.

Save the juices that collect in the bottom ring area. When you're
eating, and have the chicken on your plate, spoon a bit of the juices
over the cut up chicken. Adds a lot of flavor.

In article >,
(Jane) wrote:

> I purchased a Weber Poultry Roaster today at Home Depot. We often bbq
> beer can chicken. This looks easier and less messy than regular beer
> can chicken. However, it was a bit spendy, about $25. I was actually
> looking for the wire spiral kind, but could not find it. Has anyone
> used this poultry roaster with success? Jane

We've had one for a few months and like it a lot. Expensive, yes, but
easier to use.

Save the juices that collect in the bottom ring area. When you're
eating, and have the chicken on your plate, spoon a bit of the juices
over the cut up chicken. Adds a lot of flavor.