Another Youtuber Get to Test Grill Armor Gloves

Cast Iron Cookware has joined the band and tested two of the 7 variants of Grill Armor Gloves.

Stephen T. Strawn the owner of YouTube channel Cast Iron Cookware has been long intrigued by how Grill Armor Gloves would fare on his life collections, Cast Iron Cookware.

After inquiring about the possibility of testing one of our gloves, StarMade Group sent two of the top-selling variants that they sell. The Grill Armor Oven Latex Waterproof Gloves and Grey Knitted Gloves. The 15-minute video as you will notice did not have a lot of editions as they were pretty much straight forward description and comparison to the gloves that he personally used before.

He talked about the design, with a side-by-side distinction of other gloves’ design including the advantages of having a five-finger design that the Grill Armor Gloves has. It also helps that Stephen uploaded a high definition 1080-pixel video review that exposes the details of the gloves. Especially when he held on a potato and explained how he can control and feel if the potato is cooked or not. Stephen emphasized the importance of gloves’ design for specialized grilling activities.

Stephen also did a demo of the Grill Armor Waterproof Gloves. He took some of the corn on the cob from boiling water placed inside the pot. He admits that he feels a little bit of warmth but did not experience any issues in using the gloves more than its boiling point.

He also took the time to show how to properly wear and remove the gloves from his hands. This part was necessary to make sure your gloves will last for a long time. Washing the gloves as also explained in the video is easy. Just use soap and tap water (instead of a hot one) to wash them.

Cast Iron Cookware has more than 3,100 active subscribers and has been viewed for more than 300,000 times. His videos are mostly about grilling and product reviews on cooking gadgets he uses. Please subscribe and watch his 72 videos here.

Grill Armor Gloves Now Sells Through Ace Hardware and The Grommet

 

Top-selling Grill Armor Gloves is now Available in Ace Hardware and The Grommet

MIAMI FL – StarMade Group the leading manufacturer of grilling gloves for half a decade now has expanded their business and complement the progress they previously achieved on the worldwide web.

Ace Hardware and Grommet are now retailing the uniquely designed Grill Armor Gloves. Currently available in 7 different variants, the very popular oven gloves have been dominating the US market for the last couple of years. Known for its revolutionary 932 °F heat resistance, they are expected to solidify the stronghold on the American households with the distribution of these giant Corporations.

Proven to be a manufacturer of quality home improvement products, StarMade has sold more than 200,000 pair of gloves since their introduction in 2014.

Known as the Birthplace of Citizen Commerce, and initially started as an e-commerce store, The Grommet markets and sells new and innovative products created by independent entrepreneurs. Having been acquired by Ace Hardware in 2017, Grommet continues to revolutionize buying experience both online and through the store. 

And with the recent partnership, the evidently trusted kitchen gloves, and ever-growing 5000 Ace Hardware store, Grill Armor Gloves could be the household name for America’s grilling gloves.

About the Companies

Grill Armor Gloves is one of the more popular gloves in Amazon.com. Its submitted reviews are more than 2000 during this publication. Owned by StarMade Group, the company continues to produced quality products from kitchen and home improvement.

Ace Hardware Corporation is an American hardware retailers' cooperative based in Oak Brook, Illinois, United States. It is the world's largest hardware retail cooperative, and the largest non-grocery American retail cooperative.

The Grommet is a product launch platform that finds unique, undiscovered products and helps them succeed. Its mission is to level the playing field to help the best products win — and help innovative small businesses to succeed.

Grill Armor Gloves is now available in Canada and Australia

 

Grill Armor Gloves, the leading grilling oven gloves on the market today conquers a different country and a different continent. 

After half a decade of dominating the US market, Grill Armor Gloves will now sell in Canada and the country down under, Australia.

Sold about 200,000 pairs of gloves and backed by about more than 2000 reviews, Grill Armor Gloves will certainly be considered to replace the traditional oven mitts in a kitchen. 

It is an exciting time for grilling enthusiasts as the holiday season is fast approaching.

For Canada residents, be sure to check Grill Armor Gloves in Amazon.ca and Amazon.com.au if you are buying it from Australia.

 

Grommet Now Sells Grill Armor Gloves

Are you searching for products online? What is your go-to online store? Amazon, Alibaba or eBay? Don't you feel the tediousness of the wide range of product on the internet? Well, Grommet is the answer to your wearies.

Grommet, looks, examines, tests and chooses the product for you. You just need to decide how many pieces or sets to buy.

And for Grilling Gloves, Grommet chose to present you, Grill Armor Gloves.

 

Grill Armor Gloves: 932°F Heat-Resistant Grilling Gloves

 

Grill Armor heat-resistant gloves for cooking, baking, grilling, and other protective jobs around the house are the extra layer of defense you want when you’re around heat. A pair can handle temperatures up to a whopping 932° Fahrenheit, so tasks like checking on piping hot dishes and moving grill grates and oven racks are safely handled. Boiling lobsters or pasta, or doing some canning? Go for a waterproof pair that is just as protective. 

A lining of Aramid built into the gloves is where the heat-shielding power comes from. The material is similar to Kevlar and is often used in flame-resistant and heat-protective clothing. On the outside, a silicone coating gives the flexible gloves extra grip. So you can feel more confident and safer when you’re around high heat.

Grommet sells both variants of Grill Armor Gloves: Knitted Grill Armor Gloves and the Waterproof Grill Armor Oven Latex Gloves.

 

Quick Questions

EpicReviewGuys get to try Grill Armor Oven Latex Gloves

Parris tries the new Grill Armor Oven Latex Gloves.

For a vlogger that has been reviewing almost everything from tech gadgets, health and beauty improvement products, toys both classic and new, it is quite interesting to see what he thinks about StarMade's Grill Armor Oven Latex Gloves.

As an old time user of the Knitted Grey Grill Armor Gloves, we sent Parris a pair of our newly launched waterproof gloves and see if the gloves are really an instant hit or its performance are just a plain myth.

10 Best Oven Mitts

This was originally published at  EZ Vid.

Time To Glove Up
Cooking is a joy for those who love to eat and serve others. The kitchen is considered a cook's domain, their castle, the place where they create feasts for family, friends, and anybody who dares to love food. With that joy also comes a great deal of responsibility and common sense. Working with food requires the use of a lot of equipment, like ovens. Let's face it. Ovens get hot and it can be easy to get burned or singed when removing pots, pans, and other materials during the baking and cooking process. For that reason, you'll need a good pair of oven mitts to maintain the maximum amount of protection from potential burns and splatters. The good news is that there are plenty of options out there to keep you safe.

An oven mitt is an insulated glove (or mitten) that is worn over the hand in the kitchen to protect the skin from severe burns that come from hot foods, heating elements, stoves, or other hazards experienced while cooking.

The majority of oven mitts consist of some amount of heat insulation and are surrounded by heavy-duty cotton fabrics. Premium-quality oven mitts are often treated with silicone, making them resistant to water and stains. They can also be composed of other durable and synthetic materials, like Kevlar and Nomex. Textile gloves with decorative patterns are often machine washable, which makes sense for both the professional and home cook.

The degree of heat protection oven mitts provide really depends on the material from which they're made. Those made from fabric typically protect hands from temperatures up to two hundred degrees Fahrenheit (ninety-three degrees Celsius), whereas those mitts with silicone materials can provide protection up to five hundred degrees Fahrenheit (two hundred degrees Celsius).

Certain oven gloves have also been designed with individual finger sockets, making it easier to maintain a strong grip around your kitchenware as opposed to gloves having 2 separate sections for your thumb and remaining 4 fingers.

Many oven gloves are sold individually to offer customized fits for both the left and right hand, but they're also known to come in pairs depending on the brand.

Finally, if you enjoy a lot of bright colors in the kitchen, you'll be excitedly overwhelmed by the number of attractive color combinations and designs you can find on oven mitts. Designs can vary from anything such has hearts, to animals, to cartoon characters. For oven mitts, the sky truly seems to be the limit.

 

 

Oven Mitts Aplenty
It is a given that a pair of oven mitts should be functional. In other words, the mitts should protect you from burns. However, this idea is like saying that a doctor should wash their hands between appointments with patients. As simplistic as the concept may seem, some cooks may not realize it when they sacrifice functionality and practicality for design and style. The good news with many oven mitts is that you can have both.

Oven mitts should be relatively easy to wash and keep clean. It's inevitable that at some point during the cooking process, those gloves are going to get dirty. Are you working with hot pasta sauce? Prepare for splatters. Are you carrying hot soup or stew pots around the kitchen and to the dinner table? That soup or stew will eventually stain your apron and gloves, regardless of how careful you try to be.

Extra length definitely comes in handy, since it can be just as easy to burn your wrist and arms on a heating element or stovetop as it is your fingers. Your wrists and arms will thank you for the additional length and protection.

Oven mitts should also be comfortable. After all, you may have them on for a while, so you don't want your hands to feel cramped, become overheated, or start to sweat unnecessarily when you need to concentrate. For that reason, pay attention to the shape of the oven mitts as you shop. They need to fit easily over your hands and fingers.

Consider the type of cookware you use before investing in your oven mitts. For example, if you use a lot of ceramic and cast iron pots and pans in the kitchen, be sure your gloves have adequate heat resistance. Silicone construction is often a good choice in such a scenario.

A Brief History Of Oven Mitts
The story goes that the first pair of practical oven mitts were invented back in the 1870s by a fellow named Earl Mitt, the owner of a Texas bakery. Earl ended up badly burning himself on a cooking utensil and crafted a glove made from a combination of wool and shoe leather to prevent further injuries.

Some of the earliest patented oven mitts that followed Earl Mitt's design in the 1890s used paper as an insulating material. While logical, paper didn't provide the same degree of protection that heavier synthetic materials and fabric would later deliver. Since that era and the discovery of silicone with its heat resistant properties, Earl Mitt's loss was an industry gain in that materials improved greatly over time, thanks to his initial invention. This served to revolutionize the original design and is a definite upgrade from the traditional cotton insulated gloves that the Texan invented.

Today, oven mitts are available in virtually any color you can imagine and in most any style.

Preparing Food Safely - Grill Armor Gloves

Preparing Food Safely

Most conscientious cooks use common sense when preparing or storing food. But common sense in food preparation doesn't just happen -it is learned. This learning happens and when we forget where we learned it, we call it common sense.

Here are just a few pointers to refresh and reinforce your common sense as you are preparing your current meal or storing it for future use.

- Food safety actually starts with your excursion to the supermarket. Pick up the packaged or canned foods. Do the cans have dents? Don't buy them. Is the jar cracked? Leave it. Does the lid seem loose or bulging? Pick up another. Look for any expiration dates on the labels -they are there for a reason. Never buy outdated food. Check the "use by" or "sell by" date on dairy products and pick the ones that will stay fresh the longest.

- After grocery shopping, put food into the refrigerator or freezer right away. Make sure to set the refrigerator temperature is set to 40 deg F and the freezer is set to 0 F. Refrigerate or freeze perishables, prepared foods, and leftovers within 2 hours. Raw meat, poultry, and seafood should be placed in containers to prevent their juices from dripping on other foods. Raw juices could possibly harbor harmful bacteria. Eggs always go in the refrigerator.

- Always cook food thoroughly until it is done. Red meat should turn brown inside. Chicken, when poked with a fork, should have clear juices. Fish, on the other hand, when poked with a fork, should flake. Cooked egg whites and yolks should be firm and not run. Be sure to use a food thermometer to check the internal temperatures of your poultry, meat, and other foods. Leave it in long enough to ensure an accurate reading.

- Wash your hands and cooking surfaces frequently. Bacteria can be spread quickly so this will ensure that it will not take hold and grow onto your food. A solution of one teaspoon of bleach in one quart of water is all that is needed to sanitize washed surfaces and utensils.

- Cooked foods should definitely not be left standing in the kitchen counter or table for more than two hours. Bacteria tends to grow in temperatures between 40 and 140 deg F.

- Foods that have been cooked ahead and cooled should be reheated to at least 165 deg F. (This just so happens to be one of the most overlooked areas in food prep).

- Chill Leftover Food Promptly. Place food in the refrigerator and don't overfill. The cold air needs to circulate freely to keep food safe. Divide the food and place in shallow containers. Think about labeling some of these containers so you don't lose track of how long they've been refrigerating.

These are just a few pointers that you already know, but need to keep remembering. If you follow these basics you will avoid most of the 'disasters in waiting'!

3 Easy Ways to Cook Chicken Recipes for a Lovely Treat

3 Easy Ways to Cook Chicken Recipes for a Lovely Treat

We all love spicy chicken; except if you are allergic or you just can't love spicy food. Being a chicken lover myself, I have collected 3 hot n' spicy recipes for you to try out in your chicken today or anytime you would like to treat yourself for a deelicious meal; they make good family specials as well! Although they have similar names, they are very different. Perhaps their origins differ.

Hot N' Spicy Chicken Recipe

#1. Spicy Chicken Wings

- 1 lg. can Parmesan cheese
- 2 tbsp. oregano
- 4 tbsp. parsley
- 1 tsp. salt
- 1 tsp. pepper
- 1 stick margarine
- 4-5 lbs. chicken wings

Line cookie sheet with aluminum foil. Melt margarine in small pan. Cut up chicken wings. Discard tips. Mix all dry ingredients in bowl. Dunk chicken wings in margarine and roll in cheese mixture. Place on cookie sheet. Bake in preheated 350-degree oven for 1 hour. Serve warm.

#2. Hot Chicken Wings

Chicken wings
1/2 stick margarine
1 bottle Durkee hot sauce
2 tbsp. honey
10 shakes Tabasco
2 tsp. cayenne pepper (optional)

Deep fry wings for 20 minutes. Drain and dip and let set in sauce. Take out to dry and then serve.

#3. Hot-N-Spicy Chicken Wings

5 lbs. bag chicken wings (drumettes)
12 fl. oz. Louisiana Pre Crystal Hot Sauce
1-2 sticks butter

Fry chicken wings until golden brown and drain on paper towel. Mix hot sauce and melted butter and pour into deep pan or crock pot. Add chicken wings to sauce and heat thoroughly.

5 Ways to Make Your BBQ a Memorable Family Event



Since Americans in the South began roasting pigs publicly, Barbecues have been a staple of North American living. For many, grilling becomes a routine mealtime activity, while for the most devoted grillers, summer is ruled by massive barbecue parties. But grillers do not have to choose between boring repetition and outrageous get-togethers: every barbecue can and should be an exciting family event. Here are 5 ways to make your routine evening barbecue a more unique experience:

1) Who said you have to stick to meat? Much can be done with bread and fruits over an open flame. To make this into a fun activity with your kids, use cookie cutters to make the bread and fruit into shapes. You can decide on themes like “animals” and “letters” or ask that each shape be different from the others! Then, let your kids decide which toppings they would like to put on. Add cheese, onion and various spices to bread and cinnamon and honey to fruit.

2) Try foil-wrapped surprise meals. Place different combinations of chicken, fish and vegetables with sauces and spices in foil packets. These cook in less than 20 minutes and lead to no-mess, lip-smacking results. Children will love the surprise element and can easily switch packets. You can even ask your family for combo suggestions before the barbecue, or draw ingredient names out of a hat to create new meal ideas.

3) A little variety goes a long way. If you tend to stick to the same old beef burgers and pork wieners, why not try grilled pizza or salmon steaks? Similarly, try to mix it up with condiments and seasoning. Sick of ketchup? Try salsa instead. Look online where you’ll find hundreds of easy recipes for barbecue rubs. These give your food that extra pizzazz and prevent the mess and drip that comes with barbecue sauces.

4) Barbecues don’t have to be rushed. In fact, barbecue devotees will tell you that today’s quick broiling is an insult to the term, which should represent a process of slow cooking on low heat. You can find many slow cooker recipes online, and the wait is a great opportunity to pass some quality time with your family and friends. Entertaining backyard activities include creating an outdoor canvas to paint on or playing backyard bowling with household items.

5) Mom said not to play with your food, but there’s always an exception! Barbecue games are great fun and tasty at the same time. In the game Glutton, each player gets a certain amount of mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese or any other side dish. Various kitchen utensils are put in a box and the players blindly pick a few. On the go, they begin to eat their dish with the items that they took out. The first to finish his or her food wins the prize!

Finally, don’t fret! Far too many people get lost in the details of planning the perfect barbecue party and forget to enjoy the social atmosphere and delicious food. So kick back, bask in the relaxing sun and prepare for a summer of unforgettable barbecues!

Organic Foods Equal Improved Health

Organic food is food that is free from all genetically modified organisms, produced without artificial pesticides and fertilizers and derived from an animal reared without the routine use of antibiotics, growth promoters or other drugs. Once only available in small stores or farmers' markets, organic foods are becoming much more widely available

Organic foods have been shown to improve your immune system, help you sleep better, shed the excess weight more easily, and improve your blood work just to name a few.  Organic food can boast intense, realistic flavors, and a higher vitamin and mineral content.

And though logically it makes sense to consume a diet based on organic foods, some worry about the cost. But with careful planning and preparation, going organic is actually quite affordable. And, the peace of mind knowing you and your family are consuming foods that haven’t been treated with pesticides or genetically altered is worth the extra money spent.

The pesticides used by conventional farmers can have many negative influences on your health, including neurotoxicity, disruption of your endocrine system, carcinogenicity and immune system suppression. Pesticide exposure may also affect male reproductive function and has been linked to miscarriages in women. Additionally, conventional produce tends to have fewer nutrients than organic produce. On average, conventional produce has only 83 percent of the nutrients of organic produce. Studies have found significantly higher levels of nutrients such as vitamin C, iron, magnesium and phosphorus, and significantly less nitrates (a toxin) in organic crops.

So it’s a smart idea to buy and eat organic produce and free-range organic foods as much as possible for maximum health benefits.  In addition, the knowledge that you’re supporting the organic foods industry that is dedicated to protecting the environment by steering clear of harmful pesticides and chemicals that can result in the loss of topsoil, toxic runoff and resulting water pollution, soil contamination and poisoning and the death of insects, birds, critters and beneficial soil organisms should help you feel even better.