In the moooood for a cow-shaped grill?
Two cute and campy wood pellet grills remind cooks where meat comes from.
Vegetarians and animal lovers might want shield their eyes.
Produced by Traeger Pellet Grills, the Lil' Pig and Longhorn Steer are here to remind grill masters that what they are cooking was once in cute farm animal form. And yet, who can resist a novelty grill that boasts digital thermostat control, EZ-drain grease system, and 418 square inches of cooking space?
Yet cooks who aren't thrown by the campy eyelash-clad, smiling-animal grills, may be deterred by the price tag. Most wood pellet grills are expensive (ranging from $600 to $2,500) and the cow and the pig grills will cost $1,700, including shipping.
The grills could also make for a pretty lawn ornament, but the real upgrade would be if they could moo or oink when the meat's done.
(Via Uncrate)
(Credit:
Traeger Pellet Grills)
(Credit:
Traeger Pellet Grills)
