I didn’t mean to imply it was difficult to put together. I was just saying it wouldn’t be worth disassembling it, storing the glass pieces carefully, and then reassembling it every time I used it. If I had a dedicated spot for the unit, I’d have it attached too.You are right the cover is three pieces of tempered glass. I put it together with one hand. I like it for the sneeze guard it is.
I wanna know about that bun warmer! Is it worth the little extra in your opinion?You are right the cover is three pieces of tempered glass. I put it together with one hand. I like it for the sneeze guard it is.
It has a benefit. It prevents the dog from "self service"Abd you really don’t want the cover. It’s not really removable, so it just gets in the way for moving, storage, and cleaning, while offering no benefits.
I think the bun warmer is worth it IMO.I wanna know about that bun warmer! Is it worth the little extra in your opinion?
Add a golden retriever to that list too.The cover reduces a labradores potential angle of attack by 75%. Worth it if you have a Labrador.
That's the answer I wanted. Ty sirI think the bun warmer is worth it IMO.
The units seem to vary a bit, so you'll have to play with it. Mine seem to run hot compared to others - for mine ~250 has them ready in like 10-15 minutes (I just heated up the leftovers from yesterday for my ravenous teenagers lol).Alright guys, give me the low down. What temperature do I need to put these on to have hot dogs ready in 15 minutes for ravenous toddlers? How long to preheat before that?
I see the temp set to 150 to slow cook them to he ready in 45 minutes, but what if I don't have that time?
ALL NIGHT BABY!!Okay. I joined your cult. Roller showed up today. How long can I keep them warming after they are cooked before my guests get botulism from eating my hot dogs?
It's not botulism you have to worry about. If they sit on it too long they dry out. That is when they become dog treats.Okay. I joined your cult. Roller showed up today. How long can I keep them warming after they are cooked before my guests get botulism from eating my hot dogs?
The units seem to vary a bit, so you'll have to play with it. Mine seem to run hot compared to others - for mine ~250 has them ready in like 10-15 minutes (I just heated up the leftovers from yesterday for my ravenous teenagers lol).
275 will do it @JMC9389 that is what I set mine at. 275 gets them cooked in 10-15 then lower it to 200 and it keeps them hot
Cheers guys, thanks! How long does it take to preheat to get to the dialed temperature?Are you doing regular or Jumbo dogs? Regular I set it on 250, jumbo 325 for the quick cook at 10 for regs and 12 on the jumbos.
The rollers are hot within a minute or two tops.Cheers guys, thanks! How long does it take to preheat to get to the dialed temperature?
All set up! Maiden voyage for dinner tonight as my wife instructed me to make hot dogs for the kids for dinner while she is out with her sister.The rollers are hot within a minute or two tops.
Preheat?!? Dude you are overthinking thisCheers guys, thanks! How long does it take to preheat to get to the dialed temperature?
Just trying to get a sense of if it will add much cook time outside of the 10 to 15 minutes discussed here. Every minute extra matters when dealing with two hungry little gremlins.Preheat?!? Dude you are overthinking this
That is why we love these rollers. They are stupidproof. You set it, throw stuff on it, and forget it. You'll be fine.Just trying to get a sense of if it will add much cook time outside of the 10 to 15 minutes discussed here. Every minute extra matters when dealing with two hungry little gremlins.
I float 250-280First run went well. Dogs were cooked thoroughly but I think 250 was just a bit too cool. Took almost 30 minutes to cook 4 dogs on the front rollers.
Do you guys put both sets of rollers on even if you're only using the front 2 or 3 or just what you're using?
Think I'll try 275 in any case next time...