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Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Insulated Food Gloves (Pair) / 12.6″ Length – SR8037 – Durable and Reusable – Safely Handle Hot Food from Grill or Kitchen

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Use the Best of Barbecue Insulated Rubber Gloves for getting hot foods off the grill, taking chicken off a roaster, shredding piping hot pork shoulders or handling food that’s just come out of the oven. These gloves are light and flexible for dexterity, but well insulated to shield your hands from hot meat. Easy to clean; simply hand wash the gloves with mild soap, then rinse, and hang dry. Available in one size. Grilling authority, Steven Raichlen, host of the popular cooking series Barbecue University and author of the best-selling Barbecue Bible cookbook series, partnered with The Companion Group to create versatile barbecue products such as these insulated food gloves. These gloves have proven themselves to customers for eight years and are still a big favorite. Please note: These gloves are heat safe to 248 F (120 C) and intended for handling hot food ONLY. Not intended for hot grills, hot cookware, hot oven racks or other such equipment. Please do not use to handle such items.

Product Features

  • Remove Hot Food Directly From The Grill
  • Light And Flexible Insulated Rubber Construction
  • Reuse These Gloves Again And Again
  • 12.6″ By 6.5″ By .8″ And Heat Safe To 248 F (120 C)
  • For Food Handling Only And Not Intended For Hot Grills Or Other Equipment

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5 thoughts on “Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Insulated Food Gloves (Pair) / 12.6″ Length – SR8037 – Durable and Reusable – Safely Handle Hot Food from Grill or Kitchen”

  1. OK but there are better BBQ gloves. Big fan of his show. I thought these would be great but I was disappointed that they now have burn marks on them and they do not handle high temperatures well. I understand these are not made for high temperatures as much as they are designed for better manipulation of the food. I have an electric smoker and depending on the amount you are smoking, you can have some tight spaces I need to get my hands in, adjusting probes, turning meat without pulling the dripping rack out, or pulling the…

  4. We had to return these gloves because when we used them to pull food a part (a use that is promoted on the box… we used them to debone a roasted chicken), they left a horrible “metallic chemical” taste on our meat. It tasted so bad that we had to throw the chicken away. Also, looked on the box to make sure we were using them correctly, and unbeknownst to us when we ordered them, there is a CA required warning label that says that the gloves contain a chemical known to cause cancer…

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