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can holder is easy to attach and detach


bbq + pizza = perfect comfort


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A. BBQ Roasting Pan & Can Holder Grill meats and vegetables simultaneously. For super-moist chicken, put a 12-oz. can of beer or soda in the detachable can holder and place the chicken on top to barbecue. Small holes and solid side walls keep food contained while turning. Pan, 14" x 12"; can holder, 2½" x 4". Dishwasher-safe. #2714 $39.50 


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B. BBQ Slotted Spoon Stir and remove foods from the BBQ Roasting Pan or BBQ Grill Basket. Long handle keeps your hand safely away from heat. Hanging loop for convenient storage. 15½". Dishwasher-safe. #2717 $15.50 


Smoky Beer Can Chicken with Potato Wedges from The Pampered Chef®


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Durable black suede and an insulated lining protect hands. Unique split finger helps you grasp tools. One size fits most. Machine washable. #2696 $17.50 j


D. BBQ Flexible Basket


Easily grill fish, fresh brats and sausage, corn on the cob, vegetables, even ribs. Flexible side expands to hold thicker foods. Rigid side keeps food flush to grill grates for optimal browning. Ridge inside basket keeps food separate and minimizes sliding. Basket fits inside most grills, even with the lid closed. Handle has locking ring so you can easily turn the basket with a single flip. 12" x 18". Dishwasher-safe. #2713 $31.50 


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Lemon & Herb Red Snappers from The Pampered Chef®


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As seen in Family Circle from The Pampered Chef® 18 pamperedchef.com


Grilled BBQ Chicken Pizza Great


Grilling Recipes, sold on p. 67


E. BBQ Pizza Pan You’ll flip over the taste of homemade pizza on the grill! Slots give pizza direct exposure to heat, creating a rich, smoky flavor and grill marks. 12". Dishwasher-safe. #2716 $24.00 


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