TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Well the sun is out and about and thought I'd have a barbie, anyone recommend a good bbq?
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MattBackHome
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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I believe B&Q do a barbie set that you buy on a bank holiday, use twice, allow to rust over the winter and then fly-tip at your nearest recycling point/body of water/outside posh serial-council-complainer-type's house.
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
Hillian1
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Weber.
Weber 1:
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
No rust or mouldy remnants to clean off next year
A nice six burner Outback works well too
Cowfold Seagull
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I believe B&Q do a barbie set that you buy on a bank holiday, use twice, allow to rust over the winter and then fly-tip at your nearest recycling point/body of water/outside posh serial-council-complainer-type's house.
Hope that helps
Oh, l bought one of those too!, which tip did you take yours to?
Thunder Bolt
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No rust or mouldy remnants to clean off next year
A nice six burner Outback works well too
Don't leave it on the beach.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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None. I just left mine on the pavement outside the moany cow's three doors down
Billy the Fish
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Weber all the way.
CherryInHove
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- Apr 16, 2015
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Make sure you get one that has a lid as then you can do some fantastic stuff with big bits of meat, like a marinated butterflied leg of lamb.
AlbionPics&SouthCoastTwit
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Gold plated. Saw this in Kansas City years ago.
Yoda
English & European
I believe B&Q do a barbie set that you buy on a bank holiday, use twice, allow to rust over the winter and then fly-tip at your nearest recycling point/body of water/outside posh serial-council-complainer-type's house.
Hope that helps
I have one of those, except its still in the back garden being taken over by the Ivy.
Brought a decent charcoal replacement two summers ago and a cover for it.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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Weber if you'll do a lot, otherwise a Weber lookalike kettle bbq for half the price.
the real trick in BBQ is in the coal lighting, if you're not great with structuring a neat stack, the Chimney Starter jobbies are a marvellous tool.
the real trick in BBQ is in the coal lighting, if you're not great with structuring a neat stack, the Chimney Starter jobbies are a marvellous tool.
El Sid
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Down with this sort of thing!
Go to www.foodnetwork.com for Great Indoor Grilling Dinners
Great grilling recipes come together in no time by busting out the grill pan and pretending it's summer inside.
Go to www.foodnetwork.com for Great Indoor Grilling Dinners
Great grilling recipes come together in no time by busting out the grill pan and pretending it's summer inside.
desprateseagull
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If using charcoal, let flames die down before cooking- you much more even cooking heat (= less chance of Delhi belly!) just with the glowing embers..
Raleigh Chopper
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Not a great fan of BBQ's, I prefer to cook indoors and then eat it in the garden.
However Mrs Chopper purchased one last year and I put it together this week and its rather different.
Its by LeisureGrow, with Grillstream technology. It is a kettle BBQ with a lid and is used with charcoal. The grill top thing has 2 layers that sit at a slope so the fat runs to the outside rim and flows to the bottom and down a hole into a fat catcher thingy, like a George Foreman grill.
So I am assuming that no fat will drip onto the coals and flame up to cremate your bangers.
£39.99.
However Mrs Chopper purchased one last year and I put it together this week and its rather different.
Its by LeisureGrow, with Grillstream technology. It is a kettle BBQ with a lid and is used with charcoal. The grill top thing has 2 layers that sit at a slope so the fat runs to the outside rim and flows to the bottom and down a hole into a fat catcher thingy, like a George Foreman grill.
So I am assuming that no fat will drip onto the coals and flame up to cremate your bangers.
£39.99.
Zukey Seagull
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here is some which are on special offer next thursday at Aldi (if you have one near you)
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur-30-apr/product-detail/ps/p/kettle-barbecue/
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur-30-apr/product-detail/ps/p/electric-grill/
Zukey Seagull
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Gold plated. Saw this in Kansas City years ago.
Juat WOW!!!
that's impressive. I would love to cook some big burgers on that