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A hot summer calls for a hot, juicy, tasty barbecue with friends and family, so I thought I’d hook you up with some utensils and gadgets that will make your grill taste better, look cooler and just be more awesome in general. Have fun grilling!

shipping australia to usa – with 8 corn corn skewers, an extra long handle, a silver non stick surface and a rosewood stain handle, it fits all types of corn and it’ll complete your perfect grill in just a few minutes.

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shipping australia to usa – this battery powered beauty will be of great use if you start your barbecue during the evening and you just can’t get enough of that grilling. It has a 6 LED light design conceived especially for grilling (probably by a fellow grilling enthusiast), an adjustable 24-inch neck and you can even use it in the rain.

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa – healthy and tasty chicken wings, thighs, and drumsticks? Right away! Just hang them here, use the removable grill pan to catch the drippings and roast some vegetables and your delicious chicken will be ready in no time!

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shipping australia to usa – and yes, that is a huge name! But the utensil is worth it. It does what it says: it can cook 9 burgers at once, it turns them without making a mess, the triple mini burger press “ensures that burgers have attractive uniform shape” (the product page says) and it has a bun cutter to give you perfectly-sized slider buns.

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa – there seems to be a new trend among grill and meat lovers nowadays and that is to brand their meat with their names or write a dedication on it. This takes me back to the day men liked to be cowboys and I guess some of that hunting spirit and territorial instinct still survives in them. But please don’t wish anyone happy birthday with a marked piece of steak.

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa- just as a safety measure, hang this sign whenever your man and his friends decide to take over the grill and be manly about it. It may end up in flames and you might want to be careful. I do not fully agree with the sign, but then again I’m one of the lucky few that knows a lot of men who can cook.

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa- for gamers and barbecue lovers alike, this is the game to play! If a simple barbecue is not entertaining enough, this thrilling game will make it so. It’ll take you back to 1959 and it’ll plan your party starting with the recipes, tip for the music and for the decorations, place cards, party invitations and the corresponding envelopes, clues and a summary of events. But only you will know the solution to this crime.

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa – cut your cheese while having a blast. Your kids will love this and you too, if you were a Tom & Jerry fan (which I’m sure you were). Just snap that cheese into the perfect mouse trap.

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa – when you’re out stranded in the garden, facing the heat, the ashes and the hot steel of the barbecue, you feel like there’s no rescue when you suddenly realize that there’s no wine left. So you call for help. To the kitchen. This wine stopper will be there to save you whenever you need it!

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shipping australia to usa shipping australia to usa- sometimes you need a foot in the door to hold it open, so that you can go out with all the utensils you need to make your barbecue the best ever. This particular foot in the door is stylish too, just as only a woman can be. Stylish, but strong.

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Some people can and will cook delicacies and make it seem like a breeze. Some will struggle with a simple steak and fries (*cough*me*cough*). But really, how do you know your steak is done or not? Especially when you’re not only cooking for yourself.

If you can’t master this art, the can help. In just seconds, this meat thermometer will determine the temperature and tell you whether the food is done or not. You’ll avoid two things: steak that tastes bad and E.Coli infections (and that’s one thing you really don’t want). It’s even got a flashlight, so you can actually shipping australia to usa at the food and get an extra assessement of its doneness.

And the best thing: a remote beeper to let you know when to take that yummy roast out of the oven. Now I can go watch TV instead of messing around in the kitchen waiting for my lunch to be done.

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I hope you were a nice son or daughter and already have a present ready for your dad. But, in case you don’t, here’s some suggestions you might find useful. It’s a bit late to be ordering online, but read on and you might get some last minute ideas.

shipping australia to usa If your father is into DYI and swears he can fix anything around the house, get him a . He won’t need to carry around that pen and paper (which he always loses anyway), because he’ll be able to record himself.

shipping australia to usa For the dad who is always in a bad mood in the morning, a . This clock requires physical violence to be turned off; it must be very satisfying to throw the troublesome noise making device to the floor. There’s 4 ball styles to choose from, so make sure you get the one for his favorite sport.

shipping australia to usa is perfect if your father likes barbecues. If he’s happily grilling something in the back yard and it gets dark, it might be a problem. Burnt meat and well done meat look the same at night. This flashlight for the grill makes sure dad – and all the guests – get to eat proper food.

shipping australia to usa Again for the fixer-dad. The is a many-in-one tool for the crafty person, and it won’t make you stoop under its weight (have you ever tried carrying your whole toolbox with you, just in case?).

shipping australia to usa I don’t know about other people’s parents, but once every two days our house would get turned upside down: dad lost his remote. Now I moved out, so it doesn’t get on my nerves anymore, but I should’ve got him the . Any two devices from the range can find each other, so you can find your keys with your remote, or your remote with your keys, and so on. Just as long as you keep at least one of them in a place you can actually find it.

All these I’ve been writing about make me crave a steak so much… gah. Too bad it’s only Thursday…

Anyway, if you’re planning a late-night barbecue, the is the thing for you. It’s deceptively simple: a lamp with an extra-strong magnet. You attach it to your stainless steel grilling fork (or your other tool of choice), adjust the bendable neck and tada! You can see what your food looks like instead of guessing if it’s done or not.

Very smart idea I have to admit, but I’m not so sure it’s worth the price, though. Depends on how much you plan to use it.

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A few days ago we featured a tool that helped you personalize your barbecue: the . Today it’s less about leaving your mark and more about having fun.

With the you’ll look just like Zorro – that is, if Zorro stopped fighting crime and decided to go out with his friends to get some rest. It comes with a cardboard mask too, so you can rest assured that the families of those hot dogs you just killed won’t be able to track you down.

Idiot and useless? Yes. Fun? Damn, yes! And you can use it to poke the cunning thieves who try to get to the food before the others…

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Although at first I found branding your food pretty pointless, now that I’ve thought about it… it’s starting to sound like a good idea, actually.

With the you can put your signature on your steaks if you want your friends to remember who provided their culinary delights, but I think it can really be put to use if you own a business. As a customer, I would be impressed if my steak came with the restaurant name on it (or maybe something like “Enjoy your meal”?). Writing on food is starting to sound more and more fun by the minutes.

If you buy this, you’ll get a two line letter track where you can create your personalized message with the included 55 letters and 8 blanks, which hopefully will be enough for anything you want “write”.

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