Hot Dog Roller Reviews
110 Volts
#177HDRG12
This Grand Slam HDRG12 hot dog roller grill utilizes five rollers to cook up to 12 hot dogs simultaneously, making it perfect for your low-volume establishment. Out of all the other hot dog rollers we've provided a side-by-side comparison for, this is the only unit with non-stick rollers, which means you don’t have to add any extra grease, oil, or fat. Two temperature dials allow you to set the three front rollers to one temperature and the rear two to another, so you can cook and hold hot dogs at the same time.
- Removable drip tray for easy cleanup
- Built-in temperature settings with a keep warm option
- CE Listed
$99.99/Each
120 Volts
#177RG1824
If you’re looking for a hot dog roller for sporadic orders at your concession stand or convenience store, but need more cooking surface than the Grand Slam model, then this Avantco RG1824 grill is the perfect solution for you. Nine rollers allow you to cook 24 hot dogs simultaneously, while two temperature controls enable the grill to cook and hold products at the same time. Best of all, this model features a removable drip tray for extremely easy cleanup.
- All stainless steel construction
- Non-skid feet prevent grill from moving during operation
- CE Listed
$214.49/Each
120 Volts
#5918075
Compared to all the other hot dog rollers, this Nemco 8075 roller grill offers the largest cooking area, grilling up to 1500 hot dogs per hour in your high-volume diner, cafeteria, or concession stand. Operators also choose between seven heating settings for simple operation. You can even switch between front and rear heating zones, allowing you to keep cooked hot dogs warm to conserve energy during low-volume business hours.
- Holds and cooks 75 hot dogs at a time
- Removable drip pans for easy cleaning
- ETL and NSF Listed
$1,735.25/Each
110 Volts
#177HDRG24KIT
This compact Grand Slam hot dog roller grill features 9 rollers, and is capable of holding up to 24 hot dogs at a time! This versatile unit can cook a variety of items, such as egg rolls, taquitos, and sausages. It features a removable drip tray that makes clean up easy. This unit features dual temperature controls, allowing users to cook and hold items simultaneously. This roller grill also comes with a glass sneeze guard, which protects your hot dogs from airborne contaminants to prevent foodborne illness. The extra-strength tempered glass guard with stainless steel sides is designed for long-lasting use, and keeps one end of the grill open for easy loading and serving.
- Removable drip tray makes clean up a breeze
- Holds up to 24 hot dogs at a time
$134.99/Each
120 Volts
#135HR50 120
This APW Wyott HR-50 flat top hot dog roller grill can cook up to 850 hot dogs per hour! Its two adjustable heat zones allow for grilling and holding at the same time. The Infinite Control system provides complete control over the temperature settings, ensuring any item is cooked to perfection. This grill features Teflon® seals on the ends of the chrome-finish rollers, which stops grease from reaching the motor or chains.
- Cooks up to 850 hot dogs per hour
- Great for cooking a variety of food items
- Teflon® seals keep grease from reaching the motor or chains
$1,694.00/Each
120 Volts
#177RG1830
This Avantco RG1830 roller grill is great for light-duty applications, and can hold up to 30 hot dogs! It features two temperature control switches to keep warm on one group of rollers, while cooking on another. It's great for convenience stores and sandwich shops, allowing for grab-and-go items without breaking the bank. The all-stainless steel construction provides added durability, and the non-skid feet provide reliable support. The removable drip tray ensures clean up will be simple.
- Stainless steel construction for long-lasting durability
- Removable drip tray aids in clean up
- Holds up to 30 hot dogs
$269.99/Each
Compare our hot dog roller reviews to find the best option for your low- or high-volume establishment.
Hot dog rollers are perfect for cooking and merchandising hot dogs in your convenience store, concession stand, gas station, dining hall, or cafeteria. These grills feature sets of rollers that cook contents evenly and thoroughly, and they also have temperature dials that allow you to turn down the heat so you can hold cooked hot dogs at safe and warm temperatures. We’ve provided a hot dog roller comparison that goes over each option’s unique features to help you choose the best grill for your low- or high-volume establishment. Check out these hot dog roller reviews to help you decide whether you need a slanted top grill that enhances product visibility for increased impulse sales or a flat top model for back-of-house use.
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