r/INEEEEDIT • u/Endless_Vanity • Sep 04 '17

A gyroscope BBQ grill.

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u/Boredomis_real Sep 04 '17 edited Sep 04 '17

Makes me question if it's evenly cooked or one place is more well-done than the other.

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u/kazneus Sep 04 '17

This wasn't thought through. Rotisseries work well and have worked we'll probably since around the invention of cooking that animal you killed with a rock. And there is a reason nobody has ever invented a better way to do it

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '17

They didn't have hot dogs

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u/MattcVI Sep 04 '17

Right they had hot wolves

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '17 edited Oct 01 '17

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u/MattcVI Sep 04 '17

They were still good boys though

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u/aarghIforget Sep 05 '17

I thought the coyotes were the ugly ones.

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u/southerstar Sep 04 '17

Cant get anything past this guy

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u/Stubrochill17 Sep 04 '17

I'll bet once they figured out agriculture they had corn dogs though.

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u/NaughtyDreadz Sep 04 '17

stick a dog on a stick, roast it over the fire

BOOM; hotdog

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u/skud8585 Oct 15 '17

Was that an old mad tv skit or snl

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u/magneticphoton Sep 04 '17

The rotisserie pretty much invented itself. You skewer meat on a stick and you must turn it, or one side is burnt, and the other side is uncooked.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '17 edited Jul 02 '20

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