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Barbecue Basting Brushes

Basting Brushes
Silicone Basting Brush Steven Raichlen
Product ID : COG8112
18.5 Inches handle, Stainless Steel with Wood Handle,
$19.99
$16.99
Sauce Spreader by Chef Robert Rainford
Product ID : CRR1025
Silicone Head, 21 Inches Long,
$22.99
$19.99
Replacement Brush Inserts for Grilly Goat Basting Tongs
Product ID : GRG99976
Grilly Goat Replacement Silicone Bristles,
$5.99
$2.99
Silicone Basting Spoon Brush 15 Inch
Product ID : MBB40004
Silicone Bristles and Spoon
Baste then Brush
$9.99
$5.99
Bend n Baste Barbecue Basting Brush
Hot Deal
Product ID : OUKBB10
Can be bent to any angle and stay that way, triangular shaped handle to...
$9.99
$5.99
Replacement Head for Outset Basting Brush
Product ID : OUTAB66
Replacement head for Outset QB66 and QB77
$4.49
$3.99
Bend n Stay Silicone Barbecue Basting Brush
Product ID : OUTF141
Can be bent to any angle and stay that way, Dishwasher Safe,
$12.99
$10.99
Silicone Barbecue Basting Brush Rosewood
Product ID : OUTQB48
16 inch rosewood handle, removable silicone bristles,
$10.99
$8.99
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Stainless Steel Barbecue Basting Brush
Product ID : OUTQT41
Seamless Stainless Steel, Silicone Bristles, 16.5 Inches Long, Outset Stella...
$14.99
$11.99
Product is out of stock
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Basting brushes are typically used for basting your meat or applying thin sauces to your food while cooking. A typical basting brush used to have natural hair bristles and a wooden handle. Newer basting brushes have silicone bristles and some even have entire silicone handle for easy clean up.

Basting brushes will work better with thinner runnier sauces then a sauce mop. A good test to see which will work better for you is to stick a piece of silverware (we use a knife) into the sauce and pull it out. Pull it out and if after a few seconds most of it has run off use a basting brush. If the silverware stays well coated use a sauce mop.