Silicone Basting Brush - Too Cool!

GrillMeister

Albertson's is selling a silicone basting brush for $3.99, so like any bbq gadget guy, I tossed one in the basket. Well, I've used it on ribs twice now and can say it is slicker than greased lightning. The first time was at last weekends cookoff and it rinsed clean with just a little water from a jug. It withstands heat over 500 degrees and it mops sauce like you've never seen before.[p]I'm going to toss all my other basting brushes. This is just too cool! I went back and picked up a few more at that price.

Car Wash Mike

GrillMeister,
I don't have an Albertson's around, any other ideas?[p]CWM

Chef Arnoldi

GrillMeister, i bought mine @ QVC - came in set of 4
QVC Price $12.87
Shipping and Handling $4.22
Set of 4 Silicone Better Basting Brushes[p]The silicone bristles in these brushes are strong, durable, and able to withstand heat up to 574F, making them ideal for the barbecue grill. And they're variously sized for an array of applications--from buttering small pans or delicate pastries to basting and spreading marinades or oil. Rinse under warm water or wash in the top rack of the dishwasher.[p]Made in China.
one 7"L pastry brush
two 8-1/4"L all-purpose brushes
one 14-1/2"L long-handled brush

[ul][li]K1890[/ul]

Steve-B

Car Wash Mike,[p]QVC.com has them online[p]Here is the link:

[ul][li]QVC Silicon Brushes[/ul]

Steve-B

Come to think of it I think that is where Mac got his......?[p]Steve-B

GrillMeister

<p />Car Wash Mike,[p]It's a 12" brush. They're $4.30 each with tax and I can fit a couple in a Priority Mail flat rate envelope ($3.85) or it probably be cheaper regular mail. The QVC deal is not bad, just short handles.[p]Email me if you want some. I'd be glad to pick them up and send them to you.[p]Cheers,[p]Ed[p]

Car Wash Mike

Steve-B,
Thanks, I'll give it a try.[p]CWM

GrillMeister

Chef Arnoldi,[p]That's a great deal too. They're not gouging on shipping either.[p]I just fired up the small with mesquite lump for a C.A.B. Top Sirloin I picked up on sale for $3.99 lb. I have it rubbed in olive oil and Dizzy Pig Cowlick to accompany a salad. [p]One more week of bachelorhood to go.[p]Cheers,[p]Ed

Car Wash Mike

GrillMeister,
Thanks for the offer, may take you up on that.[p]CWM