Pseudo Waffle-dogger

[Phooey]

We were in Placerville today and they have this wonderful old hardware store downtown. We love to roam the aisles and we found a Rome Pie Iron hotdog and brat cooker. Rob thought that he had found a waffle-dogger but it's not "waffley" but for those folks who are desperately seeking a waffle-dogger and have not found one in the wild this might "work" until the real thing comes along.

http://pieiron.com/1905big.htm

[Oldragbaggers]

Very nice. I should that would serve quite well!!

[Sparksalot]

Really cool idea. Also available at Campmor and Lehman's for those of us who haven't made it back to Placerville since 1982 or so.

http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___80329

http://www.lehmans.com/store/Outdoors__ ... 1905#81905

[Oldragbaggers]

I see Gander Mountain and Bass Pro shops carry them to if you have one of those in your neighborhood.

[Mukilteo]

Anybody buy one? We need a report on how they work.

[wagondude]

I looked at them a couple of times. Without the waffles, I just can't convince myself to do it. Seems just a little more desperate than dropping $70 on a real one.

I, like Heaven, can wait

Bill

[Catherine+twins]

We have one and have cooked bratwurst in it many times. It's a tight fit for a standard brat, and quite loose for a regular hot dog. We did try breakfast sausage in pancake batter one morning, but the sausages were freezer-burned and we ended up not enjoying the results. Our fire restrictions have just been lifted, so we will have to try again one of these mornings.





Catherine