mangrates

Eggcelsior · January 15

Mangrates go BOOM!

henapple · January 15

Mama says life is like a mangrate...

CavemanCook · January 15

If you're like me, you don't go with the first product you see or hear about. You do your research. Due diligence. Investigation. When my wife and I decided a few years ago that we would like to start pricing aftermarket BGE grill grates, we put together a master plan.

This plan involved plenty of online research, talking with friends, family, neighbors, our financial advisor, our accountant, our attorney, our ecclesiastical leader, we also read thousands of online reviews. We even went to a couples retreat that involved hands-on use of searing grates in the real-world setting.

After 2 solid years of research, we finally decided on Mangrates.

My wife and I attended the required training seminar organized by @boomer. The experience was well worth the $15,000 fee because the classes prepare you for the certification test given at the end of the retreat. My wife and I are now licensed to practice “Mangrateing” in 5 states and select regions of Canada and Mexico. We even have a permit to travel with Mangrates and (of course) we each have a concealed Mangrate permit. (Although very difficult and awkward to conceal).

thetrim · January 15

Didn't some Marine dude get detained at the Mexican border and held, chained to his bed, for months for unauthorized travel while with a Mangrate? He should've gotten @boomer certified....

SemperFi

AleBrewer · January 15

I wonder.....will Mangrates be available soon for my George Foreman grill? Or, can I just throw my food onto the mangrates all by themselves? It should work...no?

For some reason, and I don't know why.....I keep thinking of good 'ol Stikes avatar. The one with Giada......Man that was Grate!

Boomer · January 15

you all are very comical, thats a grate thing :)

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