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  • Oleander Kayaker
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    The Food-A-Rama chain of grocers has Jeenie-O turkeys on sale for 0.66 /lb. with $10 min.

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  • Curmudgeon
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    It's OK. I probably don't have anything else you'd want! LOL!

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  • corndog
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    Got a higher cash offer sorry. And it was submitted at 7:04 also. So throw something out for trade I may want it more than cash. Also sorry to Hijack the thread

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  • Curmudgeon
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    Ray, I'll give you 50 bucks for it.

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  • corndog
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    Ive got one brand new in the box. Make me an offer cash or trade!! Im not going to use it and it is taking up space

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Originally posted by dbarham View Post
    I have the char broil it's nice but it uses alot of propane and that's not cheap
    Really? I have done probably 12 chickens & 2 turkeys & I still have fuel left.

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  • Swells
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    Originally posted by dbarham View Post
    I have the char broil it's nice but it uses alot of propane and that's not cheap
    I went to a local inconvenience store and the propane swap bottle were 22 bucks! I seem to remember paying like 8 or 10 from my local propane dealer about 6 years ago?

    So lately I've gotten into charcoal and stuff like the Green Egg, the China Box, and a cheap old metal grill that lasts a year or two before the rust gets it. Also, check out a product called Grill Grates, which really do transfer the heat good for grilling.

    As to the "fryer," seems neat but will it rust out bad by the coast? I live a block away from the ocean and bay, either way.

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  • dbarham
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    I have the char broil it's nice but it uses alot of propane and that's not cheap

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  • Curmudgeon
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    That is amazing! I've always wanted a turkey fryer but thought they were too much of a pain. I may have to break down and get one of these!

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  • Jhua
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    Mmmmm chicken! Unfortunately, I can't eat until 4 today. Dumb blood work!

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Originally posted by imhammer View Post
    How long does it take to cook a turkey in that thing?
    45-1 hour for a chicken.

    1 hour - 1.5 hours for a turkey.

    If you consider all things. Time to heat the oil, the hazard of the oil, the cleanup etc. You're better off with the oil-less infrared turkey fryer.

    It tastes identical to the oil EXCEPT there is no oil taste (I use olive oil on my birds before applying the seasoning). There is no oil penetration into the bird.

    I inject mine & put a good seasoning base.

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  • imhammer
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    How long does it take to cook a turkey in that thing?

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  • Robalo
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    Looks like a boiled crawfish (that is a good thang-nice & spicy). I understand they are infrared cookers or similar to convection ovens.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Here's a chicken I did 2 weeks ago.

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