A $3,500 Toaster for Steak: The Wild AI Perfecta Grill Promises Sizzling Meat in 2 Minutes

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The unusual vertical infrared oven, unveiled this week at CES 2024, reaches temps over 1,000 degrees and cooks thick steaks and chops in minutes.

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A $3,500 Toaster for Steak: The Wild AI Perfecta Grill Promises Sizzling Meat in 2 Minutes
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