Does this come with the 6 roads for shish*kebab? If i will order6 roads, what is prise for this,and its good for rotisseri?
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No sure what you mean by "6 roads", however, it does come with a basket that will hold shish*kebabs. You can order kabob rods, the rods are not included with the one I purchased. I believe if you purchase the deluxe model it's most likely included. Call 800-486-1806 Customer Service, I'm sure they can help you better with your question.
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I got four but used large bowls so it would probably be 6 with regular soup bowls. It was delicious!
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I had contacted Conair, which is Waring's Parts & Service support. They stated the TF200B is a more recent revision to TF200 that specifically modified the Rotisserie Spit, Rotisserie Cap and Rotisserie Support. I would want the TF200B; however, as usual with purchasing sight-unseen over the Internet, it's unclear if that's what specific model you'll get when you purchase this item from Amazon. :(
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comes with the forks and all needed. There is the one nice tray. I love mine!! --have not tried to rotisserie yet
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I haven't done any recipes in there, no deserts at all. It is meant to be a warmer so I really only pack it for lunches with soup, stews, etc. I have cut pizza in half and put it in there to keep it warm for lunch. It does a great job and we love it.
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My Rotisserie unit came with two different types on mounting brackets. These brackets should have been in the box with the Premium Electric Rotisserie.
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Yes, it is accessible. You just have to purchase the rotisserie separAtely.
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I don't work for charbroil, or sell them....so this is my opinion. I may be wrong. I own the 463436813. That is no longer being made, but is supported by charbroil. Based on some conversations I've had with charbroil, the main difference is the lid. The newer one does not allow for a rotisserie attachment without an adapter. The adapter makes the lid rise, and then the chamber is no longer enclosed. I had the same question when I bought, and chose the older one. I did buy the rotisserie, and it does fit with the lid closed. There is also a difference in the design of the base. The 463436813 has a black frame around the doors, and they attach to that frame. The other one has the bottom all silver. Hope this helps.
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I believe Mecco has a grill that comes with a rotisserie but the one I got does not have a rotisserie.
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Hi David - I did not purchase the rotisserie with this grill. I see that Amazon has the Meco Aussie 9329w Deluxe Electric Grill that comes with the rotisserie. Perhaps if you call Meco 1-800-251-7558 they can assist you to see if a rotisserie can be added to the 9350.
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I better clear this up a little more. I paid $6.99 and got one dish, which is a great price, even though the listing at the time said six. That was obviously a mistake and I didn't expect to get six. If you are paying $34.32 that should be for 6 pieces ($5.72 each) although I can't say for sure. I would be comfortable ordering the six at the listed price.
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I was wondering same thing but I bought it anyway. Am glad to say it worked perfectly. I have four 90 degrees turns, two of which are very close together and it negotiated the turns with no problems.
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Hi Linda, Yes, we have a four burner, rotisserie, and two side burners. Hope this helps.Sandy
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I don't know about adding a 'permanent' rotisserie, but I bought a Char Broil Universal Rotisserie which I've used on this grill and my previous grill by another brand name. The Universal works well, but you cannot close the lid because the hole in the side of the lid is too low to allow for the lid to close nor can you rotisserie with the grates in place because the food sits too low for the grates to be there. Anyway, I mounted my bracket for the Rotisserie for the highest possible setting (since I can't close the lid anyway). You will have to leave one grate inside when using the rotisserie because you need to have something for the far end of the spit to rest on. Lastly, you can buy a Universal Adaptor for the Rotisserie, but I just use a small piece of stone/rock to prop up the lid enough so that the spit rotates freely but keeps the lid low enough for your meat to get some good smoke. One hint on using the rotisserie with this grill, when you build your fire, make sure you leave a narrow "trough" of area clear of coals down the middle of your grill. Your meat will be spinning directly above this empty "trough". If you have coals there, then you run the risk of burning your meat when juices fall into the coals and the fire licks up, but if you make two mounds on either side of the meat, then it will roast nicely and slowly. Also, spend a little extra money and get some additional forks for the rotisserie. I have 3 sets of forks and can rotisserie up to 3 full chickens at once because I have the extra forks. I just did some birds on Monday night (10/27/14) and they're wonderful. They have wonderful coloring, they're juicy and very flavorful. My wife won't eat chicken any other way now. I've used the rotisserie on a bunch of chickens and a few beef roasts I cut from a Ch CC Eye Round. I can't wait to do my Thanksgiving Turkey on it.
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The user manual does list a rotisserie kit. No price was listed. Try the website meco.net
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Its a universal rotisserie with a37 1/2 in spit. So, get a measuring tape and a drill with 1/4 bit and the rest is self explanatory. Lol
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Hi Patdownsouth! Thanks - I did end up buying it and am quite happy with it. You're right, there are some major errors with some of the recipe (check out that water content for the 1lb raisin bread) and I'm still looking for a really good whole wheat recipe with seeds/nuts. The two paddles do work well. Mine does have three settings (1-1.5lb, 2lb, and 2.5lb) and it beeps in the middle of the cycle (which is not in the manual, and I need to look next time it does to figure out where in the cycle it is) and I assume that's for adding nuts/seeds/fruit. It is definitely much better than my 14 year old Zo! Hi Patdownsouth! Thanks - I did end up buying it and am quite happy with it. You're right, there are some major errors with some of the recipe (check out that water content for the 1lb raisin bread) and I'm still looking for a really good whole wheat recipe with seeds/nuts. The two paddles do work well. Mine does have three settings (1-1.5lb, 2lb, and 2.5lb) and it beeps in the middle of the cycle (which is not in the manual, and I need to look next time it does to figure out where in the cycle it is) and I assume that's for adding nuts/seeds/fruit. It is definitely much better than my 14... » Read More Hi Patdownsouth! Thanks - I did end up buying it and am quite happy with it. You're right, there are some major errors with some of the recipe (check out that water content for the 1lb raisin bread) and I'm still looking for a really good whole wheat recipe with seeds/nuts. The two paddles do work well. Mine does have three settings (1-1.5lb, 2lb, and 2.5lb) and it beeps in the middle of the cycle (which is not in the manual, and I need to look next time it does to figure out where in the cycle it is) and I assume that's for adding nuts/seeds/fruit. It is definitely much better than my 14 year old Zo! « Show Less