Yesterday as I was trolling the web for family tent camping-related goodies to share with you, Dear Reader, I came upon an article I generally disagreed with, whose point was basically that camping never lives up to its image in ads on TV. The author said something to the effect of, “Camping is never as good as it looks in those Canadian Tire ads where a happy family laughs together in front of the tent while dinner cooks itself on some super-duper new grill.”
Well! I wanted to shout, “But with the RotiSir, dinner DOES cook itself!!” Yes, I did it– all caps and two exclamation points, because I’m excited. Now you know from other posts that I’m a dutch oven enthusiast, so I’m not unwilling to tend to the food on a camping trip; but sometimes you do want to chill with the family and let food take care of itself. There’s simply no better way to accomplish that than with a rotisserie, and this one, of course, is both portable and also converts easily to a hibatchi grill. Add to that the fact that, until the first shipment hits the U.S., you can essentially buy them at cost– and add to THAT the fact that I’m not making a dime on these, but donating to KOA’s Care CAmps for childrem with cancer instead, and you’ve got something to be excited about, too. (See my original post about this here.)
