Posted Fri Aug 24, 2007, 8:41am Subject: George Foreman Propane Grill - Potential for Roasting Coffee?
I read that the "FOREMAN STAINLESS OUTDOOR PROPANE GRILL" will be available on 10/31/2007 (Halloween, hmm). It's small and portable, but it only has 10,000 BTU's.
That's enough to roast a small dab of beans. Any one have any idea how much?
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Posted Fri Aug 24, 2007, 10:14am Subject: Re: George Foreman Propane Grill - Potential for Roasting Coffee?
verde Said:
I read that the "FOREMAN STAINLESS OUTDOOR PROPANE GRILL" will be available on 10/31/2007 (Halloween, hmm). It's small and portable, but it only has 10,000 BTU's.
That's enough to roast a small dab of beans. Any one have any idea how much?
The main question is if there is any ability to accomodate a rotisserie soas to turn the drum needed for roasting. Are you aware if there is that ability, and if not built in, does it look like it could accomodate a rotisserie with modification?
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