How to Select Good Grill Gloves | Cook’s Country



If you’re still using potholders at your grill, it’s time to use something that will provide real protection to your arms and hands: grill gloves. Adam Ried shows Bridget Lancaster the pros and cons of different grill gloves made of silicone, suede, and aramids, each providing different degrees of heat protection and comfort.

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  1. The unlined silicone gloves are dangerous. Silicone can withstand high temps, but is not a very good insulator. So it gets hot quickly relative to something like cotton. Then,if you want to take off the (hot) gloves, your hands stick to the inside of the gloves.

    Silicone is great, but only with a liner

  2. I bought a pair like the woven style after I got my pizza oven. Absolutely critical for that. I also use it when I'm baking bread, because I have to reach into a ripping-hot dutch oven. The ones I got are said to be able to handle some ridiculous figure like 1,000F. That's just how hot the gloves can get without sustaining damage. Naturally, heat does come through, it's just a matter of how long that takes. For radiant and convection heat, they stand up pretty well. But on direct contact with hot surfaces, the clock is ticking.

  3. I find that silicone hand protection has a tendency to slip much too easily, and it's difficult to feel what it is you are trying to grasp with those hands. So I stay away from silicone because I've got to have the control over the food that I am moving, or whatever it is I'm trying to do.

  4. Got those orange gloves about six or so years ago for handling pork butts and shredding the meat.They're obsolete now for that task (clumsy feeling) b/c now serious bbq guys are now using a 7-9mm latex glove over a cotton knit glove that allows safe handling of hot food off the grill or smoker but not good for hot metal,welding gloves for that. All available at harbor freight. Cheers!

  5. Everyone always says welding gloves and sure. They're cheap and I use them, but they're bulky and awkward to use tool/utensils with. I need some with the protection of welding gloves with a more snug fit so I can use those tongs better.

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