A friend of mine recently posted a link to the “Bread Breaker Dual-Fuel Hybrid Grill“, a very expensive barbecue which allows you grill over a variety of flame types (wood, charcoal or gas) and even combine flames for unique smoky flavors. On looking at it though, the barbecue seems to lack a certain visual appeal, appearing to be not so different from your regular back-yard grill. Personally, if I’m going to spend $12000 on a BBQ, it better look pretty awesome, as well as making great steaks. So, here are some other contenders for the title of “Most Awesome Barbecue Ever!”.

The Locomotive BBQ Grill – sold on E-Bay for $12000.

Hemi-Powered V8 Barbecue – can cook 240 HEMI dogs in three minutes and is covered by more than 330 square feet of steel

Lynx Professional Grills – not for small back-yards

The USB BBQ – Grill meat right at your desk

Of course, with all of these barbecues, you should not forget to use your Original WienerStick barbecue accessory!

These glow in the dark pebbles would actually be a really useful addition to a sidewalk or garden path, outside the house I hope to one day buy. They look fairly unremarkable during the day, but at night would glow for up to six hours after the sun goes down, allowing those late night parties to continue without having to worry that someone might wander off the path into the roses. You can buy them here at Collections Etc. for $9.99 / container of 350 glow in the dark pebbles.

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Do you enjoy barbecuing? Check out The Original WienerStick. Recently invented by a Canadian inventor near Vancouver, the Original WienerStick is designed to make the task of barbecuing hotdogs, wieners and even chicken much easier. Food cooked on the WienerStick does not require turning or constant supervision as hotdogs on the grill might. Rather the food is cooked vertically on stainless steel skewers, and heat from the base is transferred straight up the tines, resulting in food cooked from both the inside and out at the same time.

A great great Christmas or birthday gift idea, the WienerStick can even be used in a conventional oven to cook things like corn-on-the-cob, or simply for when weather prevents barbecuing. It is dishwasher safe, built with stainless steel so it won’t rust or break, and single piece construction means it has no small parts able to get lost or broken. It also comes with a 30 day full money back guarantee so if you don’t like it you can send it back for a full refund.

Food able to be cooked on the WienerStick includes:

• Hotdogs
• Wieners
• Smokies
• Chicken
• Fish
• Corn on the cob
• Roasts (using 2 in tandem)
• Vegetables
• Baked potatoes
• Experiment with your own!

The WienerStick Barbecue Accessory is available from http://www.wienerstick.com for $19.95 Canadian (est. $18 USD). Check it out, and tell us what you think!

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Automatic lawn mowers have been out for a while now, although I’ve never heard of anyone who owned one. No idea how well they work in the real world, so if you know of someone who has used one, let me know how it was.

This robotic mower, is dubbed “RoboMower” and apparently takes care of pretty much everything for you. More info here.
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Now you can avoid scalding your hands when you turn on the tap. The Light Delight has small lights in it that change color depending on the temperature of the water.
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