VEVOR Hot Dog Roller 7 Rollers 18 Hot Dogs Capacity 1050W Stainless Sausage Grill Cooker Machine with Dual Temp Control Glass Hood Acrylic Cover Bun Warmer Shelf Removable Oil Drip Tray, ETL Certified

We had two hot dog rollers for our wedding, so in the photo this is the one on the right! Fairly easy to assemble, warms up very easily. All rollers seemed to work evenly and kept the food warm for a decent time. It has some weight to it so it feels like it will hold up for a good while. Cleanup is also rather easy, especially if the rollers are slightly warm just use a paper towel with some white vinegar! This would work well for tailgates or parties too!

We bought a hot dog roller for a house party and it was a huge hit. We’re in Memphis so I named it GloGrilla and she’s the star of our kitchen now. Your drunk friends AND their kids will love it. It’s not hard to clean if you don’t let it build up, and the dual temperature zones are handy if you’re keeping it stocked for a night. We have done hot dogs, taquitos, corn dogs - anything circular is a go. Eggrolls that are oblong did not work. The top is a heavy glass, not cheap plexi. This is not a little novelty hot dog roller, folks, it pulls so much power we have to be careful what breaker it’s on and could start a business with it. Our neighbors used it for a block party and it was a massive hit. Surprisingly affordable for the quality - I have zero regrets letting GloGrilla take up 50% of my counter space.

First off the only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5, is the some of the glass came scratched up. Tonight, is her maiden voyage. We're doing hot links and cheese brats. I've got room to spare using the big dogs which was why I upgraded to this. Large ones you have to use every other roller or they'll collide. This solves that. Starting off, she had a pretty bad grunt to it... I attributed this to it being new, but after letting it run 30 or so, I decided to break out my level, and the area where I had it was not perfectly level... maybe a wadded up tissue could have fixed it, but instead I moved it a bit to the left where I knew we were good, and the gronk is gone. Shouldn't be that sensitive to leveling but hey, it's working. It's got plastic/rubber? bushing on each side of the rollers that often prefer to NOT stay in place, and as per the manual, yea first fire up is a bit stinky, but it doesn't last long. Temp achieves pretty fast, and the hood keeps heat in pretty well. I find I have to occasionally re-add grease to the rollers or things want to try and stick a little bit, but after an hour of lettin'er go slow, no issues at all.. I got half a mind to buy some of those LED strips or some such and add those to the glass just for a more gas station special effect lol Assembly wasn't bad, but the screws were cross threaded by some dummy at factory, but they still went in the hole. At least I know how to run a tap and die. My warming rack came bent, but that's nothing a bench vice, two beers, and a quick whack won't fix. It works, it's kinda charming, and it's kinda fun walking past the literal thing I see at the gas station every day on the way home with those good looking dogs on it.. only I don't have to touch other peoples boogers. It comes with a pair of kinda cheap tongues, and a couple lowes special horse hair paint brushes for applying your oil. It works, don't fight it, it works lol

We use this at our business for staff lunches. Makes a lot of food and easy to use and clean up. If you cook smokies, it’s a bit harder to clean up the residues but not impossible, just leave a hot cloth over the rollers for a time and wipes right off.

Worked great high quality machine so far. I used it a party and created a coney dog bar! People loved it. Novel fun and a convenient way to kick a parties worth of hot dogs. Heat control was easy and the multiple zones make it easy to have dogs cooking and dogs at the ready.