Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?

DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and are
getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has the
George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes hers...
I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip side,
I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked to
be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.

I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too cold
to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when it's
20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G

Thanks for any feedback...
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 04:24:28 GMT, "Rick & Cyndi"
wrote:

Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?

DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and are
getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has the
George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes hers...
I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip side,
I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked to
be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.

I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too cold
to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when it's
20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G

Thanks for any feedback...

I like mine, but I typically end up buring the skin. I need to stop
using olive oil with it. I'll bet if I used canola, it would be
better. If you ever get one, I found a great brine for chicken that I
did the last time that I didn't have to boil the ingredients first
with. All I can say is Succulent!


Denise, Brian & Wyatt (May 31, 02)

How much Healthy Choice ice cream can I eat before it's no longer a healthy choice?

In rec.food.cooking, Rick & Cyndi wrote:
Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?

I have one. I got it free. It works about as one would expect. It's
fine for what it is.

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- The Who

I have the Showtime grill and I love it. We use it often. It cooks well
and clean up is a breeze.

Ron Popeil's Rotisserie

Love mine!! Just got it-my first project was a pork roast--absolutely delish!
Leg of lamb next...

"Gtwy4cb" wrote in message
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: Ron Popeil's Rotisserie
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: Love mine!! Just got it-my first project was a pork
roast--absolutely delish!
: Leg of lamb next...
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Yummmm! That sounds delicious! Thank you for letting me know
about liking (loving!) yours. I mentioned to Rick that I thought
I might like one for Mother's Day... looks like we'll be getting
one.

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"Denise~*" wrote in message
...
: On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 04:24:28 GMT, "Rick & Cyndi"
: wrote:
:
: Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?
:
: DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and
are
: getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has
the
: George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes
hers...
: I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip
side,
: I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked
to
: be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.
:
: I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too
cold
: to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
: reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when
it's
: 20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G
:
: Thanks for any feedback...
:
: I like mine, but I typically end up buring the skin. I need to
stop
: using olive oil with it. I'll bet if I used canola, it would
be
: better. If you ever get one, I found a great brine for chicken
that I
: did the last time that I didn't have to boil the ingredients
first
: with. All I can say is Succulent!
:
:
: Denise, Brian & Wyatt (May 31, 02)
=======

Thank you Denise!

I just love how juicy rotisseried (sp?) chicken comes out. After
watching the infomercial for the second or third time I mentioned
to Rick that I thought it might make for a terrific Mother's Day
gift this year... Actually, considering the price it will be
Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and Father's Day gift.

Woo-hoo!

Cyndi
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: In rec.food.cooking, Rick & Cyndi
wrote:
: Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?
:
: I have one. I got it free. It works about as one would
expect. It's
: fine for what it is.
:
: =========

Most things that I get for free are fine, too! LOL

What have you tried in yours? Poultry, ribs, vegetables, etc?

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"Sharon Chilson" wrote in message
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: I have the Showtime grill and I love it. We use it often. It
cooks well
: and clean up is a breeze.
: =======

Woo-Hoo! Okay, it's a done deal. I'm getting one. Yay!!

Thanks for letting me know - the clean up was one of my concerns.

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These are honestly the best things ever invented for the kitchen and diet.
We have had two and they have produced some wonderful healthy eating.

Rick & Cyndi wrote:

"Denise~*" wrote in message
...
: On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 04:24:28 GMT, "Rick & Cyndi"
: wrote:
:
: Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?
:
: DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and
are
: getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has
the
: George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes
hers...
: I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip
side,
: I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked
to
: be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.
:
: I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too
cold
: to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
: reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when
it's
: 20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G
:
: Thanks for any feedback...
:
: I like mine, but I typically end up buring the skin. I need to
stop
: using olive oil with it. I'll bet if I used canola, it would
be
: better. If you ever get one, I found a great brine for chicken
that I
: did the last time that I didn't have to boil the ingredients
first
: with. All I can say is Succulent!
:
:
: Denise, Brian & Wyatt (May 31, 02)
=======

Thank you Denise!

I just love how juicy rotisseried (sp?) chicken comes out. After
watching the infomercial for the second or third time I mentioned
to Rick that I thought it might make for a terrific Mother's Day
gift this year... Actually, considering the price it will be
Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and Father's Day gift.

Woo-hoo!

Cyndi
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: These are honestly the best things ever invented for the
kitchen and diet.
: We have had two and they have produced some wonderful healthy
eating.
:

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: : Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?
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Two of them?

I'm getting excited about getting one.
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Cyndi" says:

Two of them?

I'm getting excited

Cyndi

I should hope two... somehow everytime I see "rotisserie" I'm reminded of
brassiere.


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"Rick & Cyndi" wrote in message
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Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?

DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and are
getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has the
George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes hers...
I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip side,
I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked to
be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.

I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too cold
to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when it's
20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G

Thanks for any feedback...
--
Cyndi
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I have one as well. The machine itself is quite good, particularly when I
make and dried herb coated roast beef.

A couple of things however: They all seem to make a 'moaning' moise after a
while-I know several people who have had this problem.

RONCO customer service sucks however. I wore a hole in their gloves and
ordered a new one. They charged me twice for it and it took me 6 months to
get the credit for both. I never did get the additional gloves. I simply
bought another brand.
I don't know how they are for purchasing the additional baskets and the
warming tray. I got that at a local gourmet store.

I have had great service from them with no problems at all. I ordered
extra skewers and ties for the chickens and got them in three days.
Baskets as well..the giant ones.
You should give this a try it can always be returned.
We do prime rib, turkey, whole and breasts, loin of pork and it is fabulous.


Kswck wrote:
"Rick & Cyndi" wrote in message
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Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?

DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and are
getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has the
George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes hers...
I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip side,
I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked to
be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.

I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too cold
to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when it's
20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G

Thanks for any feedback...
--
Cyndi
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I have one as well. The machine itself is quite good, particularly when I
make and dried herb coated roast beef.

A couple of things however: They all seem to make a 'moaning' moise after a
while-I know several people who have had this problem.

RONCO customer service sucks however. I wore a hole in their gloves and
ordered a new one. They charged me twice for it and it took me 6 months to
get the credit for both. I never did get the additional gloves. I simply
bought another brand.
I don't know how they are for purchasing the additional baskets and the
warming tray. I got that at a local gourmet store.

Rick & Cyndi wrote:
Soooooo, who has one and do you love it?

I've had mine for over 4 years now and use it all the time..



DH and I have sat through his infomercial a time or two and are
getting pretty tempted to call that 1-800 # . Our sister has the
George Foreman Junior model, that is similar, and likes hers...
I think her model would be too small for us but on the flip side,
I recently saw a generic brand for about $ 50.00 that looked to
be "the next size up" from the G. Foreman Junior.

I love rotisserie chicken and usually crave it when it's too cold
to grill outside; as would be the case right now. For some
reason... grills seem to have a tough time getting hot when it's
20 degrees F. outside. Huh, imagine that. G

Thanks for any feedback...