Rotisserie for 22 kettle or SLow n Sear

[Petrocap]

Hello All,

Recently purchased the kettle 22 limited edition and now i am considering buying the rotisserie attachment or the Slow and Sear.  In your opinion which one should i get first? 

I already have the Weber charcoal baskets and they work great in my opinion.

[kettlebb]

I'm going to vote for the rotisserie here.  Like you said, you already have baskets and you can build a snake for low and slow cooks.  The only way to spin meat is the roto, go get it.

[Grillagin]

I'm going to vote for the rotisserie here.  Like you said, you already have baskets and you can build a snake for low and slow cooks.  The only way to spin meat is the roto, go get it.

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[Larry]

You will never regret purchasing the rotisserie. I haven't!


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[Cellar2ful]

I'm another vote for a rotisserie.  I have both the SnS and the rotisserie.  You can't duplicate the self basting qualities of a rotisserie.  Turkeys and chickens are amazing done on a rotisserie. 

[G-MO]

I just bought the slow-n-sear and love it! I also was looking at the rotisserie as well but I grill and smoke more than anything so that was what led me to slow-n-sear but either way you cant go wrong!

[Darko]

Rotisserie for sure. It is the one attachment that is impossible to  fake.

[Jules V.]

Rotisserie hands down. I had 3 SnS at one point but haven't used one in months. Better yet, get more than one and spin away.

[lksdrinker]

another vote for rotisserie.  Lots of people like their SnS but I personally think they're a bit overrated as its simple enough to get very very similar results using various other methods. 

[G-MO]

Jules that setup is no joke!

[Travis]

A roti is the best investment you'll make for your kettle.


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[G-MO]

Not to hijack this but what is the preferred Rotisserie?

[Poorfolks]

Another Roti vote.

[Grillagin]

Not to hijack this but what is the preferred Rotisserie?

From what I've seen, the Weber seems most prevalent here.  I have two.  The one I keep at home looks great with the black accents on the LE red.  Others have their own preferences, which has been discussed in other threads.



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[HoosierKettle]

I'm spinning a whole eye of round over a pan of beer and onions with a little cherry for smoke as we speak.




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