Are grillz a good investment?

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Chud hon!322f 04/24/25 (Thu) 08:01:46 №9877 [Quote]

Are grillz a good investment?

Chud 5642EYHc 04/24/25 (Thu) 08:31:32 №9892 [Quote]

>>9877 (OP)
N

Chud 3IBN4dIX 04/24/25 (Thu) 10:59:48 №9956 [Quote]

I

Chud IDENyWOc 04/24/25 (Thu) 11:23:10 №9969 [Quote]

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I think so as long as it isn't a gas fueled grill

Chud IDENyWOc 04/24/25 (Thu) 11:24:27 №9972 [Quote]

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Ceramic grill can also be pretty cool if you want to make pulled pork or smoke fish

Chud 4GpTP0S! 04/25/25 (Fri) 23:26:41 №11695 [Quote]

>>9972
I own a $120 bullet smoker and just bought a used $150 steel Komodo.
The bullet can’t go above 250 and the Komodo can’t go below 250.
The set up costs less than buying one that can do both.
But now I can throw on a sear before slow cooking.
I plan on following this recipe for my next cook.
But I’m substituting red wine with Jack and coke.
The lamb chops are marinating in jerk sauce, chutney, jack and coke.

Chud O!npCCy8 04/26/25 (Sat) 01:17:15 №11738 [Quote]

They're the aryan man's jewelry. My mouth shining because I spit gems

Chud 4GpTP0S! 04/26/25 (Sat) 01:57:27 №11756 [Quote]

>>9972
I just got a cheap steel Komodo, but the weather is raisin, so haven’t made anything on it yet.
But my bullet smoker does some great low and slow. So I’m counting on the Komodo for hot and fast.

Chud ciD0Hfi5 04/26/25 (Sat) 03:18:02 №11783 [Quote]

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Yes. Picrel

Chud FqcdPY64 04/26/25 (Sat) 12:53:46 №11855 [Quote]

>>11695
>Jack and coke
Hate to admit it, but Jack and coke is a great fucking marinade
I like adding ketjap, sweet soy sauce, to it with ginger and an Italian's lifetime supply of garlic.
If you have a decent Dutch oven, it can also be pretty fire making stews and stuff on a ceramic BBQ,
>vid
>fat chef
>eats it like a pig
That's how you know it's good raisin

Chud 4GpTP0S! 04/26/25 (Sat) 22:49:56 №11941 [Quote]

>>11855
Yeah, fat boy has great easy to follow recipes.

Chud nCCsVukR [VPN] 04/27/25 (Sun) 05:20:48 №11992 [Quote]

>>9877 (OP)
Unironically, jewelry isn't scrutinized much when traveling internationally, so if you have a grill that you can independently add gold/jewels to and then take the extra material off, you can smuggle wealth internationally without getting caught. Even taking off the entire grill in Switzerland and flying back to buy a new one might be suitable.
One problem is that it's better if you're using quite pure metals, but pure gold and silver are relatively soft so jewelry is often made with low purity metals. That wouldn't be a problem with diamonds, but since they can be made artificially now they might not hold their value for a long time. Opal might be different, and other minerals might be valuable but not easy to manufacture, but I'm not an expert in investing in physical things in general, and I'm definitely not a precious stone expert.
https://youtu.be/9fqeGBru7Z0?si=QEEPxvaIx7_aFQif&t=1188

Chud lzGS5hqZ 04/27/25 (Sun) 05:26:14 №11994 [Quote]

yeah nigga dat raisin look sty