Product Description

Vertical Chicken Meal Roaster

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2590 in Lawn & Patio
• Color: black
• Brand: Mr. Bar B Q
• Model: 06115X
• Released on: 2005-12-30
• Dimensions: 13.22" h x 3.66" w x 12.40" l,

Features

• Beer can capable
• Cooks from the inside out giving you moist, tender, roasted, golden crispy chicken
• Nonstick vertical chicken cooker
• Unique center cone can be used for "beer can" cooking or fill with water or marinade to add savory and subtle flavors
• Patented

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Great way for a chicken to leave this world!
By Bryan K. Bailey
I'll keep it brief. The wide base makes it much more stable than some roasters. The beer can holder can of course be used for anything wet or dry to flavor your chicken. The vented base is big enough to hold a lot of whatever you decide to put in it. And last, it's pretty sturdy. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I wish the metal were just a little heavie gauge.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Why spend money on a beer can chicken holder??
By Grace G.
My husband asked me that question once, so I didn't buy it.

Then after we had to replace parts of half the grill after an unstable beer can supported chicken toppled over and dumped all the grease from the can into the grill, setting the entire thing, including the propane line which melted the tank valve, on fire, he said "why didn't we just buy a beer can chicken holder?"

Good grief. Save yourself the possible headache (and the near-property damage), and just use this. Heck, it's cheaper to just buy this than it will cost us to replace the now-empty fire extinguisher.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Good, but flawed.
By D. Patelzick
I want to give the verticle roaster more stars, because it's good, but it has one flaw the maker should fix. The roaster comes in two pieces, the base - great for roasting veggies - and a cone that the chichen sits on. The problem is that the cone is too big. I tried it with a rather largish chicken and the cone made the chichen stand up so high, it touched the lid of my barbeque grill. I'll try it with a smaller chichen, although the chichen may not fit on the cone. It was hard enough getting the larger chichen to fit.

It would be better if the cone was either shorter or narrower or both. I think it should also have holes in the cone, so the steam from the beer or other liquid used would enter through the sides of the cone as well as the top.