Bear Paws Claws??

Beli · August 2010

Think I'm becoming a butt fan.... :P ...where can I get some good bear claws for pulling?? Are the meat handles called meat paws?? Where could I find those as well ?? I'm confused TKS

chrisnjenn · August 2010

I have found 2 forks are the best for me, but I bought these about a year ago. They work well also.

http://www.amazon.com/Bear-Paws-D333413/dp/B0002Y14M2/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

TNmike · August 2010

Here are some on ebay for $11.49 and free shipping. Not sure how much shipping would be to Mexico. I got a set from them a few weeks ago. Mike

http://cgi.ebay.com/BBQ-GRILL-ELECTRIC-SMOKER-PIT-MEAT-LIFT-BEAR-PAW-CLAWS_W0QQitemZ160466107750QQihZ006QQcategoryZ20725QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

TheDirtyBurger · August 2010

Beli
I got the paws/claws awhile back and I used them for quite a bit. now I will mostly just use my hands. I put on some vinyl gloves (just simple food grade) and just use my hands. I like to have the fine tuned control of my fat little grabbers. If I am doing more than 2 or 3 butts and I will break them out, but 9 times out of 10 I just use my own paws.

Carolina Q · August 2010

Beli, I just use two of these. But bear claws are MUCH less expensive!

EDIT: After that, if I want authentic NC style, I'll chop it up with a cleaver in each hand.

HungryMan · August 2010

I forgot the site. I just did a search and got it online. The place was good priced and low shipping costs. They are easy to find.

RRP · August 2010

Best price on the net I believe! Besides that check their rubs and sauces - quite an offering!
http://www.hawgeyesbbq.com/BBQ-Accessories.html

kmellecker · August 2010

I'm with TheDirtyBurger. I break the butts free from the grid with a large spatula and pick them up with a pair of plastic coated pot holders. When the butts are falling apart tender, I seem to have more control over the meat cradled in my hands. By the way, you have a beautiful patio area.

Grumpa · August 2010

Hi Beli,

Get a set of these:

http://www.fredsmusicandbbq.com/ROAST_POULTRY_HOLDERS_SET_OF_2_WITH_WOOD_HANDL_p/nor839.htm

I bought a set of the plastic ones and they got all deformed from the heat the first time I used them to lift my butt off the grate and pull the hot meat.

I have enjoyed the metal ones in the link above much better.

AZRP · August 2010

I like me some butt too Beli! I have the bear claws but I only use them when I reheat pork that has been vacuum sealed. The meat gets packed so tightly and the claws are great for loosening it up. -RP

Dnorman · August 2010

We sell them here at outdoor home. They run $13.29, and work great. you can use them to lift meats or shred roasts.

They are not on our site but I will make sure we get them on there monday or tuesday.

http://www.outdoorhome.com/productcart/pc/viewcategories.asp

Beli · August 2010

FlaPoolman · August 2010

Next time that bear chases you down the mountain just try a little bartering with him

:laugh:

Beli · August 2010

:laugh: Pat it's good to start the day this way....but something tells me....what happens if he doesn't accept?? :ohmy: :blink:

[Deleted User] · August 2010

This is where I got mine:
http://www.weewillys.com/online-market/grilling-bbq-gadgets.html

I find they make the work easier- especially if you're doing multiple butts!

I like their dry marinades too. I got formula #1 and have found it very good on pork and chicken. If I could only have 3 rubs in my cabinet, this would be one of them.

chrisnjenn · August 2010

Thanks for the link, Bob. They have some interesting stuff. One of my favorite things to do is try new rubs and sauces. They have good prices and I will definitely try their stuff out. Their sauce won the best sauce award at the Jack Daniels BBQ Competition. I will try it. Have you tried it yet?

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