The Graveyard Grill

[Chris Allingham]

Think you've seen it all. You haven't. Introducing The Graveyard Grill by Dan Ronchetti. More details and photos at www.facebook.com/bc.smoker.1/posts/647677968635763

 

[James Lake]

I guess you could cater "certain" events.

 

[Cliff Bartlett]

That's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen. Good luck Mr. Ronchetti. You're going to need it.

 

[Morgan C.]

I don't want one...nope...I'll pass!

 

[J. Wilson]

I don't mind the guy selling it....people gotta make a buck.

But the guy that would buy this? Wow.....

 

[Mike Cosgrove]

Kinda disturbing.

 

[NeilH]

I'd be afraid to eat off that thing.

 

[JimK]

Does it convert to a permanent resting place when you die?

 

[Rich Dahl]

I don't think so.

 

[BaileyKD]

Cool, but creepy. That would come in handy if you ran a haunted house in October.

 

[Nick_U]

How about the atomic bomb smoker?

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[russ olin]

That was Ed Gein's favorite grill. A great Wisconsin griller from the 50's.

 

[Don Huddy]

A friend uses a coffin shaped container to carry his rubs and such to comps, funny to see it all the table while prepping meats - Some uptight folks thought it was wrong, but others loved it <3

 

[S.Six]

I have a buddy who is a funeral director, he's going to love this!

 

[Tony R]

I wouldn't mind this for my final cook. Maybe have my friends grill and serve everyone and celebrate my life with BBQ.

 

[Eric W]

Seems appropriate to me, after all everything you put on the grill will be dead first.

 

[Bob Bass]

I have personal seen Dan's work, including this bbq casket. Excellent workmanship.
BTW... (for those wondering...) It was a sales display casket only.

 

[Bob H.]

C'mon don't be afraid of this. I can see some of the funeral homes grilling out in front for the visitors! Maybe?

 

[JeffG]

It would be great if your into having Halloween parties.