Butcher BBQ Rotating Barbecue Tongs

Butcher BBQ Rotating Barbecue Tongs: Turn Meat Without Twisting Your Wrist Butcher BBQ Rotating Barbecue Tongs help you grip and turn food over a hot grill while keeping your hand in a natural position. Their independently rotating head gives you a better angle on ribs, chicken and other barbecue without repositioning your whole body. Use them to turn a rack of ribs, move sausage links or lift smoked turkey legs from the top rack. The spring-loaded grip stays open when released and closes when squeezed, with no locking mechanism to manage. Why You’ll Love It Rotating head: Turn food from a more comfortable angle while keeping your wrist in a neutral position. Long handles: Keep your hands farther from the heat while working over a grill or firebox. Adjustable grip: Cradle a brisket flat or pick up an individual chicken wing. Textured handles: Maintain your grip during wet barbecue prep. No locking mechanism: Squeeze to close and release to open without operating a lock. Best Uses Rolling and turning racks of ribs Gripping chicken wings and whole chicken Moving brisket, pork shoulder and smoked turkey legs Turning sausage links on the grate Pro Tips For a rack of ribs, slide the tongs under the center and lift evenly to distribute the weight. Support a particularly long or soft rack with your other hand in a grill glove. For brisket, cradle the flat and support the point with your other hand wrapped in a towel. For more ideas, see “Say Good bye to Flipping Hacks” and “Grilled Hotdogs Butcher BBQ Style.” Product Details Brand: Butcher BBQ Product: Rotating barbecue tongs Head: Independently rotating 360° grip Material: 304 stainless steel Care Instructions Wash by hand and dry the hinge area before storing. Add a drop of food-grade oil to the pivot every few months to keep it moving smoothly. FAQ How does the rotating head work? The grip section pivots independently from the handle, letting you change the angle of the tongs without twisting your wrist. Do these tongs have a locking mechanism? No. They open when you release your grip and close when you squeeze. How should I flip a rack of ribs? Slide the tongs under the center of the rack, lift evenly and rotate the head to roll the rack over. What foods can I handle with these tongs? They can grip foods such as ribs, chicken wings, brisket, pork shoulder, sausage links and smoked turkey legs. How do I care for the rotating pivot? Dry the hinge after washing. Apply a drop of food-grade oil to the pivot every few months.