/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17040500]

Do people actually use these things? Seems unsanitary

[Anonymous No.17040509]

>>17040500
put aluminum foil over the grates dingaling

[Anonymous No.17040534]

>>17040500
the heat from the rice cleans the grill

[Anonymous No.17040542]

>>17040500
>is routinely set on fire
>IDK BRO SEEMS UNSANITARY BRO
We need to legalize brainlet/troll hunting.

[Anonymous No.17040546]

>>17040500
They are exclusively for niggers, Mexicans, and white trash.

[Anonymous No.17040551]

The bird shit and hobo piss adds flavor

[Anonymous No.17040604]

If they're clean, yes they work good. Just make sure you bring something to scrape the grate

[Anonymous No.17040642]

>>17040500
I throw cigarette butts in them when I walk thru the park. While drinking of course

[Anonymous No.17040654]

>>17040500
Durrr is the 600 Fahrenheit metal clean???
Bring your own wire brush and a towel with some oil to prep the grates and you're fine.

[Anonymous No.17040663]

>>17040509
/thread

[Anonymous No.17040667]

>>17040542
>>17040654
>Shit in your frying pan
>Heat it to 600 degrees
Alright you can cook with it now, no need to put it through the dishwasher

[Anonymous No.17040669]

>>17040534
Fuckin kek

[Anonymous No.17040674]

>>17040500

[Anonymous No.17040686]

>>17040509
Foil? I don’t need no stinking foil
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4PIig3B-Ybg

[Anonymous No.17040691]

>>17040667
What part of cleaning the grate did you fail to comprehend you ESL faggot

[Anonymous No.17040697]

>>17040500
Fire kill bad bugs
fire GOOD!
fire friend.

[Anonymous No.17040707]

>>17040534
Haha

[Anonymous No.17040737]

>>17040500
People like you are the reason why everyone in civilized countries is forced to wear a muzzle nowadays.
t. don't wash my hands when coming home and would use public grills every day during summer if they existed where i live

[Anonymous No.17040972]

>>17040534
? I don't get

[Anonymous No.17040980]

>>17040667
this but ironically. heating the grill up before you cook on it literally turns the food bits into ashes, which you then scrape off with a grill brush. have you ever cooker a single meal in your entire life, you failed experiment of a human being?

[Anonymous No.17041099]

>>17040642
based

[anonymous No.17041152]

https://go.rancah.com/H0RReJW

[Anonymous No.17041158]

>>17040509

[Anonymous No.17041168]

>THE FIRE CLEANS IT
>DONT WORRY ABOUT THE RUST AND POUNDS OF GREASE AND ANIMAL DROPPINGS

[Anonymous No.17041169]

>>17040546
>They are exclusively for niggers, Mexicans, and white trash.
This is true, depending on your local demographics.

[Anonymous No.17041298]

The only time I ever saw someone using it was a bunch of SEA guys cooking chicken at the park while I was on acid. I talked to em for a while

[Anonymous No.17041343]

Endotoxin: toxic substance bound to the bacterial cell wall and released when the bacterium ruptures or disintegrates. Endotoxins are rarely fatal, although they often cause fever: https://www.britannica.com/science/endotoxin.. You don't brush these off with a grater.

Aluminium foil is a neurotoxin and becomes highly reactive with acid (vinegar, wine, most marinades) when heated sufficiently. It may be a cause for Alzheimer's and autism (debate is ongoing, see: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26922890/).).

>>17040500
Good question. Medics and pharmacists don't sterilize their equipment by putting it on an outdoor grill.

Sterilizing at home (the way you see it in books or videos) isn't 100% safe either. You risk turning harmless bacteria into (rarely) lethal endotoxins.

It's important to know these things exist. It's also important to know these things get used all the time, and nobody ever gets sick. Relax and have a wonderful winter barbecue.

[Anonymous No.17041383]

>>17041168
and human droppings

[Anonymous No.17041450]

It's not unsanitary, fire kills the unsanitary, that's like why we cook meat in the first place, to kill the bacteria, also yes, I use them. Also the germs aren't going to kill you.

[Anonymous No.17041461]

>>17041450
Wait those are public grills. Didn't read correctly.

[Anonymous No.17041525]

>>17040500
You are definitely not Mexican

[Anonymous No.17041531]

>>17041168
it was good enough for my ancestors

[Anonymous No.17041546]

Usually people clean It before they start cooking on it. Just bring a metal brush or something if you plan to cook on one of these.

[Anonymous No.17041627]

>>17040980
It's called owning a stove ya dingus.

[Anonymous No.17041636]

I worked at a public park once and I never saw any shit in any of those

[Anonymous No.17041754]

>>17040686
This video is amazing, the narrator is so strange.

[Anonymous No.17041767]

>>17040500
Still better than any gas grill

[Anonymous No.17041786]

i have used them before but i suggest using foil if not ATLEAST brush it off
The homeless are known to urinate on these among other things
i know this for a fact trust me they ARE unsanitary
i suggest letting a flame burn the hell out of the grates before using

[Anonymous No.17041795]

>>17040500
they are fun to use but i know for a fact people shit and piss in these things
if in its not homless people its just drunk assholes
it also depends on the area you livein how "clean" they are ...but i would use one anyday

[Anonymous No.17041862]

>>17041450
yeah bro i love cooked bird shit on my food. it's sterile haha

[Anonymous No.17042036]

>>17040642
based and litter pilled

[Anonymous No.17042130]

>>17040500
It's cleaner than anything in the back of most restaurants.

[Anonymous No.17042643]

>>17041627
do you bring your stove to the park? do you even leave your house?

[Anonymous No.17042647]

>>17040972

[Anonymous No.17042673]

>>17042643
ever heard of a camp stove dingus?

[Anonymous No.17042727]

>>17040500
My brothers apartment complex has these spread around the grounds, The rental company keeps them pretty clean/replaced when damaged. Used them a few times, no issues. Just clean it before using. I wouldnt trust one in a public park though.

[Anonymous No.17042761]

>>17041168
>DONT WORRY ABOUT THE RUST AND POUNDS OF GREASE AND ANIMAL DROPPINGS

That's literally why grill brushes exist though? Do you live in like India or something where they don't have them or whatever?

[Anonymous No.17042776]

>>17042673
>briefcase propane grill

[Anonymous No.17042785]

The fire kills anything worth worrying about, biggest issue is they're never cleaned off so you're going to end up with tons of charred on shit on the grates to deal with, so unless you feel like spending an hour trying to scrape off years of burnt on built up carbonized slop it's easier to just bring your own portable grill. Plus those things are shit anyway, no cover, no real way to control the heat, why bother.

[Anonymous No.17042993]

>>17040500
Just cut a lemon in half and clean it

[Anonymous No.17043002]

>>17040500
do you cunts live in the middle ages?
this is what modern ones look like
>seems unsanitary
we dont have homeless here and the council sends a bloke to clean it daily.

[Anonymous No.17043070]

>>17043002
ah the good old park barbies, been a while since ive used one.
>>>/wsg/4193623

[Anonymous No.17043149]

>>17040697
Based quest for fire poster

[Anonymous No.17043226]

>>17040972
cat go poo poo on rice

[Anonymous No.17043229]

>>17040500
Fire is nature's bleach.

[Anonymous No.17043269]

>>17041531
https://youtu.be/_89hzyJKj0I

[Anonymous No.17043282]

>>17040500
I have never in my life seen anyone use these things. I've only brought my own mini stove to cook hotdogs or something because as an American I love phallic objects.

[Anonymous No.17043302]

>>17040500
i use them while bike touring to boil water and cook dinner to save on stove fuel

[Anonymous No.17043376]

>>17040500
>Seems unsanitary
There's a new invention call a grill brush, yeah it cleans the crap of the grates.

[Anonymous No.17043706]

>>17040686
>>17041754
>it worked well for my, uh, usages here

[Anonymous No.17043723]

>>17040500
When i was in Munich, Germany, tons of people used those in special areas in parks (forgot the name). As a local explained, since it's mostly ordnung, people cleaning after themselves, etc, they aren't really scared much and simply just start a stronger fire at first to warm up/burn the grill good. Maybe it's different with coronapanik now, i was there 6 yrs ago.