KitchenCraft Meat Injector, Cooking Syringe, Kitchen Gadget for Baking and Roasting

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Note: this excludes Cactus Jack smokers, as due to their size and logistics involved, we require an extra 2 days of processing. Another advantage of injecting flavour directly into the meat is that it will not be washed away by fats or oils as the meat cooks. However, I have to note that the difference in size between the two needles is pretty measly, and whilst one of the needles is slightly bigger, it’s still a fairly thin needle and wouldn’t cope well with a thick, chunky marinade.

This makes this product the most versatile meat marinade injector that we have come across so far on this list, especially when you consider the fact that they even include a handy silicone marinade brush! Manufactured from stainless steel, the Traeger Meat Injector allows you to inject flavour deep into the meat, adding moisture and making the end product really succulent and full of flavour.It is the kind of tool which would be perfect for marinating small cuts of meat, and its smallness would make it a great accompaniment to a camping trip. Coming in a set of twelve pieces, you really have everything you could ever need to produce juicy meat with this product. It may not seem like a priority now, but you’ll be wishing you had found a product with a good brush later – trust me.

Choose which needle to use: The small one is for liquid marinades; the larger for marinades that contain small chunks like garlic and herbs. It’s particularly good for high-heat cooking—like on the grill—to ensure the finished product retains plenty of moisture. In this case, you would be forced to hold the product by the bulb at the top, however also be warned – this bulb has a habit of slipping off, which means burning hot liquid erupting all over your hands. Then, after carefully screwing the injector needle onto the bottom of the baster’s spout, you inject the marinade into your meat by squeezing the bulb again.Made from plastic, with a stainless-steel needle, the product measures 22cm x 7cm (length x width), making it a pretty small barbeque tool. Firstly, the glass window is clearly marked with millimetre, fluid ounce and even teaspoon measurement markings so that everyone can measure out their desired amount of marinade – no matter whether you are stuck in the old days and using metric measurements, or up to date with imperial. This marinade injector is a solid option for novices, thanks to easy-to-read measurements that guide you as you dispense up to 2 ounces, making you feel more in control of the process.