insulated food gloves

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pdx210

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Jul 2, 2011
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Clackamas, Oregon
this has probably been covered but here's my 2 cents! 

I got a pair of  Steven Raichlen Barbecue Insulated Food Gloves these things worked very well for pulling pork and they also will work great for moving large cuts like brisket 
 
I'm just tickled for a newby FNG like me it's ground breaking that I don't have to use tongs or meat fork to move large hot cuts of meat anymore.
 
It says Food safe, insulated rubber gloves 


I googled them, I see what they are now. Should work great. 
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I just got my new 24x48 offset smoker last week. I had bought a pair of leather welder's gloves which work great for playing with logs in the firebox. But I hadn't found any gloves for the meat. Then, half way into the fourth of July cook, I remembered that I bought a Ronco "set it and forget it" rotisserie with an accessories package a while back at COSTCO. I went into the pantry and sure enough, there sat a pair of blue rubber gloves still in the bag! Don't know who makes em, but they worked great for my butts and ribs.
 
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