Heat resistant gloves for pulling pork apart?

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robertwhite

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Jul 3, 2012
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Tired of burning my hands.

Trying to find the heat resistant gloves you see people wearing at competitions when pulling pork apart, etc. Disposable ones would be great if available.

I do NOT want the gloves that are used instead of oven mitts. Basically they look like a heavy rubber glove that goes several inches past the wrists.
 
Something like these? Lowe's sells them in the gardening dept. I call them my Dr. No gloves. Cleanup is simple, squirt some dishwashing liquid on them after pulling the pork and wash them like you wash your own hands. Protects from the heat and keeps the crawfish from nipping your fingers!

 
 
Tired of burning my hands.

Trying to find the heat resistant gloves you see people wearing at competitions when pulling pork apart, etc. Disposable ones would be great if available.

I do NOT want the gloves that are used instead of oven mitts. Basically they look like a heavy rubber glove that goes several inches past the wrists.
HERE'S what I use. Love em'.
 
Normally, when pulling pork, I just use standard white cotton gloves with disposable food service gloves over them.

For really hot stuff, such as removing hot food from the grill or smoker or hot pans from the oven, I use http://texasbbqrub.com/bbqgloves.htm

I've tried many different types over the years, and find these to be the best. PVC coated with an extra long gauntlet, cotton lining, flexible fingers, and non-slip palm and finger bottoms. I have 2 pairs that are around 8 years old I use all of the time, and they show very little sign of wear.

For $12 including shipping, they're quite a bargain compared to any other I've seen.
 
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