Todd at Amazen Products has done it again.

[bmudd14474]

Todd has another great product for the smoker.

He has these non stick mats that you can use in the smoker/oven/dehydrator etc as long as its not a direct flame and under 500 degrees. I have been lucky enough to be a tester for him.

Below are a few pictures of them and he will be advertising them soon on his site http://www.amazenproducts.com/

Here are the pork shots before going into the smoker. If you look you can see the mat cut to size on the grates.

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ABT's Made with CreamCheese and rub mixed. Made some with Mini Bell's also. They are the smaller ones. YUMMY.....

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Here you see them in the smoker.

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These mats clean very easy with some hot water if you do it fresh out of the smoker. I used them once for chicken wings and let them sit over night. The next day I used the hot water and most of the stuff left on them came off. The rest came off with a quick hit from the kitchen scrub brush.


I can't wait to try them in the dehydrator next. I would highly recommend these to everyone.

 

[bmudd14474]

These will also work great for nuts and small items like that as well.

 

[themule69]

looks like a great product. the smoke also looks good.

happy smoken.

david

 

[05sprcrw]

I will probably have to break down and order a few of those.

 

[DanMcG]

cool!

 

[zahlgren]

 

[linguica]

Could someone provide a time frame as to when they will be available?     

 

[bmudd14474]

I talked to Todd this morning and from that I took it would be in the next few days if not today.

 

[linguica]

I talked to Todd this morning and from that I took it would be in the next few days if not today.

 

[bkleinsmid]

I have been looking for something like this for some time. Between my smokers and driers, I will need a few. Good job Todd.

Brad

 

[roller]

I see some of those in my future...

 

[pgsmoker64]

Looks a lot like the polyethylene backers on a centrifuge cloth - a filter we use in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process.

I can definitely see how these could help keeping things clean!

Bill

 

[dward51]

Looks a lot like the polyethylene backers on a centrifuge cloth - a filter we use in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process.

I can definitely see how these could help keeping things clean!

Bill

It also looks like the same material used to make the teflon coated fiberglass belts used in textile dryers.  I once screen printed t-shirts on the side in a former life. I know the replacements were pretty pricy back then.  Hopefully Todd has them sourced so the average Joe can afford them.

 

[jarjarchef]

Added to my list of to get items.......

 

[driedstick]

Looks like other toys to order YIPPEEE!!! Does he know how much $$$ he is selling them for and what sizes?? hope they will fit my fridge smoker racks.

 

[bmudd14474]

Im pretty sure he has a price for them and pretty sure that you will be able to get them in any size.

 

[weevil]

DOH!  Just placed an order over the weekend...if I had known this was coming out, I might have waited a couple days before ordering my AMNTS. :)  So, what's in the pork shots?

 

[s2k9k]

Thanks for the additional info Brian!

Here is another test in case anyone is interested:

AMAZEN MATZ

 

[driedstick]

DOH!  Just placed an order over the weekend...if I had known this was coming out, I might have waited a couple days before ordering my AMNTS. :)  So, what's in the pork shots?

Pork shots or pork candy very good,

 usually a peice of Kielbasa or a pre cooked meatball  wrapped in bacon, that makes a cup around the Sausage, fill the cup with a rub, or brown suger mix or cheese or both then smoke for about 2 or so hrs at 225 - 250 till bacon is done and then you will be in hog heaven.,  Good luck great snack treats for partys but wont last long.

 

[dougmays]

i cant wait to use mine! unfortunatly its going to be awhile as i'm not smoking anything this week and out of town all next week...but will post pictures.

hmmm....what to cook? Suggestions?