Jerky Pan & Rack

Name: Jerky Pan & Rack
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Jerky Pan & Rack

$27.99

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Description

Our Jerky Pan and Rack set can help you transform your jerky making process. This convenient jerky rack is 18” by 13”, has a 1/2” square grid, and is capable of holding approximately one pound of ground meat jerky strips. It's made from durable chrome and offers 1.5 square feet of drying space. The included aluminum pan can catch meat drippings to help keep your oven clean. If you need more space, the rack feet make it possible to stack multiple racks on top of each other. You can stack two, three, or four racks on top of each other. This jerky rack can go into an oven up to 1,000 degrees F and should be hand washed and dried. When not making jerky, you can also utilize the rack and pan to prepare sausage or other types of meat snacks in your oven.

Specs

Construction: Chrome rack, aluminum pan
Capacity: Dry up to one pound of ground meat jerky strips
Benefits: Improves the circulation around the meat to help speed up drying time
Features: Rack has feet which enables it to be stacked for drying several racks at one time (additional racks sold separately); rack and pan safe up to 1000 degrees F
Dimensions: Chrome rack is 18" L x 13" W x 1-1/4" H with 1/2" square grid; Pan is 1 1/8" tall
Care Instructions: Hand wash and dry

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