Behold. The madness that is the Showtime Rotisserie Grill. For some reason this thing was a crazy hit seller about 10 years back. The only question, why?
Because in reality, you're paying about $200 for this tool, which still doesn't actually do anything, until you:
- Buy a raw chicken
- Clean it
- Prep it
- Place the raw chicken in the Showtime Grill
- Set it
- Forget it
- Wait 1 hour
- Pull flaming hot rotisserie chicken out of grill
- Take flaming hot rotisserie chicken off the flaming hot chicken holding unit
- Put flaming hot rotisserie chicken on plate
- Eat rotisserie chicken
- Go back in the kitchen and clean grill
- Go to grocery store
- Buy rotisserie chicken
- Eat rotisserie chicken
Showtime Rotisserie Grill owners... you all fail.
*Special thanks to Jenn for making me think about this lame product this afternoon.
4 comments:
Still, when you buy a raw chicken, you're really buying POSSIBILITIES. Not even the chicken knows what it will eventually become. Tetrazzini? Pot Pie? Katsu Don? It's limitless.
Whereas with the pre-cooked rotisserie chicken - you're pretty much stuck with a rotisserie chicken. Maybe a chicken salad. But THAT'S IT.
ah, but you forgot the real reason to get this: the awesomely big rubber barbecue gloves.
When you put a couple smaller chickens or game hens in there, it's way tastier than the pre-rotisseried ones. ;-)
So... you don't like it?
At least when you make it on your own, you can season it the way you want...
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