Top products from r/SeattleWADrama
We found 5 product mention on r/SeattleWADrama. We ranked the 5 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Cook's Choice Ceramic Steamer Beer Can Roasters Combo Pack- Sittin' Chicken and Turkey Marinade Barbecue Cookers- Infuse BBQ flavors
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Set of 2 cooking cones, 1 for a chicken, 1 for up to an 18-pound turkeyCeramic glazed inside and out for easy dishwasher clean-upUnglazed bottom sits directly on a grill; wide base won't tip overInside holds beer, juice, or marinade to add moisture to a birdChicken cone measures 5 by 4-1/4 inches; t...
Show Reddit reviews2. The Drumeo P4 Practice Pad - Four Different Playing Surfaces
Sentiment score: -1
Number of reviews: 1
Four unique playing surfaces on three levels.Simulates the feel of actually moving around the drums.Great for developing your speed, control, and creativity on the drums.
Show Reddit reviews3. Simple Joys by Carter's Baby and Toddler Girls' 12-Pack Socks with Non-Skid Soles
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
No show styleRib knit cuffsNon skid solesTrusted Carter's quality, every day low prices, and hassle-free tag less packaging-exclusively for Amazon member
Show Reddit reviews4. Amazon Smart Oven, a Certified for Humans device
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Meet Amazon Smart Oven - A 4-in-1 microwave, convection oven, food warmer, and air fryer. Air fry feature may require more cooking time than standalone air fryers.Certified for Humans - Struggle-free, tinker-free, stress-free. No patience needed—it's actually simple.Preset it and forget it - Inclu...
Show Reddit reviews5. Brine Time - Turkey Brine Mix, 16 ounces, Dry Herb Seasoning for Brining Poultry and Chicken, Usable with Bags or Containers, Overnight 12 to 24 Hour Soak
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
All-Natural IngredientsAmerican-Made CraftsmanshipGreat for Turkey and ChickenGluten Free and No MSGVolume: 16 oz.
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Since it's going to be just Ms. Shins and myself for T-Day this year we've decided to forgo cooking a whole turkey and are going to do a smallish, cranberry infused duck instead. I've got it brining in the fridge right now and will probably get up around 4AM to get it out of the brine and allow it to stand for several hours before oiling and seasoning it.
For fans of beer can roasted chickens, I highly recommend using this set-up for vertically roasting a perfectly infused bird (chicken, duck or turkey).