how many inches of hot dog do you use? thanks
1142196
I don't measure. I just cut off a small end of the hotdog to where it fits in the griddle. Hope that's helpful.
1142197
I use a half a hot dog... the bun length kind (they aren't too long for us, although I note another user complained that they were too long. I prefer that size in half for this machine, actually.) Or the shorter kind in half of course fit, or little breakfast sausages placed in a pancake mix also work well. I just measured, though, and there are 3.8" total in the longest part of the machine, but obviously if you cut the dogs to that size, they wouldn't fit because it curves around the edges and you also need room for the batter to surround the dog.
1142198
We use 3 ¾" to 4" long breakfast link sausages for the pigs-in-a-blanket. The wells in the cooker are 4" long.
1142199
we used a half per corn dog but this machine is a mess only used iy once :(
1142200
We use 3 " to 4" long breakfast link sausages for the pigs-in-a-blanket. The wells in the cooker are 4" long.
1142201
You can't use a full size hot dog. I cut the hot dog down to 3.5 inches or less. The extra pieces I combine together to fill one of the reservoirs. The stick you put through the hot dog will hold the pieces together.
2109021
Honestly, I have to answer, I don't know. I've never had a 7-11 hotdog. But, I'll tell you this. I love hotdogs so the first time we fixed them on this grill I was just hoping they'd be good. I was surprised and impressed. They are excellent. Even the cheaper hotdogs (chicken and pork). You will not be disappointed. My husband and I did try the longer (chicken & pork) hotdogs and they were not very good. But it was the hotdogs' fault, not the grill's. Please, be assured, you will be very pleased.
1629059
5.5 inches. I can't recommend it though my shih tzu still eats as fast as ever!
494358
I don't know. The grease from the hot dog may be too much. There is nothing in the manual regarding cooking hotdogs.
568684
1. yes, I usually cook at 300 it takes a little longer,but the meat stays really moist. and 2. yes, with room for a few hot dogs.
2029460
I usually cook for 4 or 5 so that we will have left overs. My tagine in the 9 incher. I don't think it would matter at all. You can put as much or as little as you like and it will cook wonderfully.
138422
I love my hot dog roller! It takes between 15 and 20 minutes for my hot dogs to reach where I like them.
1263083
I would say about 3.75 to 4" which is a little small for my money ...I was a little disappointed. I use mine for appetizers rather than entrees. Shortly after buying these a Wegmans grocery store opened in our area and they had much bigger ones - better for entrees like crab imperial.... Good luck
287420
One and three quarter inches. My go to pan, throw out your nonstick and go with these. It will be cheaper in the long run.
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Mike use 8-12 oz. depending on what your cooking and how long the cooking time will be . I use a can of beer in mine most of the time , gives it a good flavor, hope this helps. I love my can cooker , I use it quite a often .
1070208
Is the size of a estandar hot dog cart, must be, 1.50 mt wide, and hight is waist long, on an average person
11196
An inch is good for boiling water. For cooking about four inches helps to control the heat better. This is an awesome stove. You will love it.
203711
I'm not familiar with the more exotic units of measure like hotdog-length. But it looks like the "vertical height" between the bottom of the lid (closed tight) and the bottom of the container is a little over 5.1 inches (about 13 cm). Note, as well, that the inside of the container is almost 3 inch wide. I hope that helps.
917322
It depends how much meat you put inside but normally It's around 1.5 inches
962893
It holds 30 standard hot dogs. The machine works great but I've learned to keep the heat on low for even cooking.
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Kenneth, it's about 5-inches. I have done (to perfection) whole chickens and a rack of pork ribs. I can tell you I have owned several bbq units including Weber charcoal and some really good gas units. This electric is the easiest to use, with infinite temperature control, that I have used. I am 77 years old and have been grilling for more than 50 years. I love this barbecue. Pete Lovegrove Oro Valley, AZ
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Approx. 1/4" . We cook bacon on it, but you will have to pour off grease before it is cooked, maybe a couple of times depending the fat on the bacon.