Eurolab Rotisserie Oven as a roaster?

[beanflying]

Re: Eurolab Rotisserie Oven as a roaster?

I actually have a Breville Pronto BNIB if you want to play. I was going to use it before I got the Hottop and hadnt got around to ferralbaying it.

It would make for an be an easier conversion as the drum can be horizontal but the Eurolab is a twin Vertical roaster. Basic plan was to shift the lower two elements to the rear of the drum (so the chaff didnt catch fire) and make a BBQ type drum and removable chaff tray for the bottom.

Breville on Special was $130 BTW from the Good Guys

[NewToEspresso]

Re: Eurolab Rotisserie Oven as a roaster?

I dont tust Deals Direct let alone any of their Eurolab branded products.

Be prepared to throw away $160 on an experiment.

My thoughts exactly when i saw the name "Eurolab".

[andy]

Re: Eurolab Rotisserie Oven as a roaster?


There was someone Stateside who took one of these roasters, added a halogen lamp to the window (because it was too slow with just the elements) and was selling them as a coffee roaster.

I dont know how well it worked and have forgotten what they were caled but they did exist a few years ago.

[Thundergod]

Re: Eurolab Rotisserie Oven as a roaster?

I dont tust Deals Direct let alone any of their Eurolab branded products.

Be prepared to throw away $160 on an experiment.

[bolb]

Re: Eurolab Rotisserie Oven as a roaster?

Check out this post http://coffeesnobs.com.au/YaBB.pl?num=1163640688
It isnt too dissimilar to using a BBQ but i wonder how it handles the smoke and chaff while roasting.

Mal

[wherealien]

Anyone think this might work?

http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/eurolab-vertical-twin-rotisserie-oven/?utm_source=dealsnewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_c ontent=newsletter&utm_campaign=DealsNewsletter2008 1215

interesting none the less...