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frontgate.com - 11/19/2008

Oil-less Turkey Fryer

— frontgate.com — Our Oil-less Turkey Fryer delivers healthier, flavorful turkey in less time, with less fat and cholesterol. Infrared cooking technology penetrates meat evenly and seal in juices, resulting in a moist inside and crispy outside without the hassle or fat ... (more) Oil-less Turkey Fryer

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kitchencontraptions.com - 11/25/2008

Char-Broil - The Big Easy Oil-Less Infrared Turkey Fryer

— kitchencontraptions.com — The Char-Broil Big Easy oil-less infrared turkey fryer represents the next step forward in utilizing infared style cooking, and not burning your house down with a Turkey Fryer filled with boiling oil. You can cook up to a 16lb turkey, or other large cuts of meat (chickens, pork tenderloings, ... (more) Char-Broil - The Big Easy Oil-Less Infrared Turkey Fryer

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swissmiss.typepad.com - 11/25/2008

Papercraft Turkey Dinner

— swissmiss.typepad.com — About My name is Tina Roth Eisenberg. I am a 'swiss designer gone NYC'. swissmiss is my visual archive of things that 'make me look'. I am a graphic designer and run my own studio in Brooklyn. Contact me if you would like to team up, have a link ... (more) Papercraft Turkey Dinner

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Oil-less turkey fryer
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... a keg licked clean, filled with cooking oil and placed over a propane flame would cook a fine bacon-stuffed Thanksgiving turkey. This oil-less turkey fryer takes the same approach, but without the forty gallons of biohazard at the end (we solved the problem by just putingt it next to the toilet until September and made pledges drink it). It's $200 and is capable of cooking up to sixteen pounds of turkey at around 8-10 minutes per pound. Oil-Less Turkey Fryer [Frontgate via Uncrate]

'Oil-Less' Turkey Fryer Defies Laws of Physics
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... drain away when the meat is resting. So, should you buy this device? It might be handy to free up the oven for roast potatoes and other accompaniments, but if you already have a gas-fired barbecue, you could put an unglazed floor-tile or pizza stone inside and just use that instead. Or use a real turkey frier. Or flatten the turkey out and grill it. Anything, really, other than spending $200 on yet another pointless kitchen gimmick. Product page [Frontgate via Uncrate] ...