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Hot rock cooking stones

Dunnangallabu · 2013-03-15 08:04:51

Anybody know where to buy these in Ireland? I could get them online but the postage costs are a killer due to the weight of them. Thanks

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15-03-2013 9:04am

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Dunnangallabu

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Anybody know where to buy these in Ireland? I could get them online but the postage costs are a killer due to the weight of them.
Thanks

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#2 15-03-2013 10:24am
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Moved to correct forum.

Welcome to boards, Dunnangallabu. Please do not post a thread more than once, whether it's within one forum or across a few. I've deleted two of your threads, and moved this one to the correct forum.

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#3 17-03-2013 10:34pm
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Hmmm, at the risk of being unhelpful... Don't hot rocks strike you as being fairly gimmicky? Up there with battery powered rotating spagetti forks, toasted sandwich makers, banana slicers, egg slicers, pizza scissors, egg poachers, or any other gizmo that is unipurpose.

What is the reason you don't want to use the pan or grill you already have? If the answer is along the lines of... Cos it's cool... Then they will be in the bin before 3 years are out.

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