In this record I will give you some advantages and disadvantages of each type, and also tell you where you can get some great deals in the Great Weber Grill Sale when you've decided on which one you are having.
Summer is on its way, so its time to replace the old grill and start setting plans for some marvelous barbecue parties. The problem is, do you buy the same type of grill as you had before, or is it worth investigating other types of grill, and their benefits? The option nowadays is bewildering, where to start?
Smoker Grill
Cost
Price depends on the style of grill and also the features you are finding for. The charcoal grill will be the bottom cost, small ones are very cheap, highlight rich ones a diminutive dearer. Don`t forget to contain the cost of lighter fuel and coals needed each time you use it.
Propane grills come next on the list, again don't forget to factor in the cost of gas.
Smokers come in just above Propane but cost can vary greatly with added features.
Natural Gas next, far more features available, also the cost of hooking up to your house supply, and therefore the lack of portability, should this be a requirement.
Multiple fuel grills. The most expensive, commonly the largest, as the name suggests they use one or a mixture of fuels. If you can master this one your Bbq will be the talk of the neighborhood.
Ease of Use
By far the easiest to use is the natural gas grill. No need to remember fuel on the way home, spur of the occasion Bbq`s are easy, also one of the easiest types to clean, no wood or charcoal residue to clean out.
Propane grills are next in line for ease of use. Similar features to natural gas, but propane tanks need to be carried to site and always kept available or no food!.
Charcoal and smoker grills are the least easy to use, but somehow seem to create the right atmosphere every time, this is real grilling! They do any way need their fuel carried to site, be it wood or charcoal, and it all has to be cleaned out after. Lighting can be a bit of a hassle, lighter fuel can taint the food, I prefer a chimney lighter, using newspaper, quick and easy - with no smell!
Think about how many citizen you need to feed, and how far the grill may need to be moved. If you have no need of a very large grill then you can save an awful lot of time in cleaning if you go for a smaller grille, big isn't always best.
Flavor, the all foremost question.
This is very much down to personel taste, but as a rule a charcoal or smoker grill will give a true "smoky" flavor. Smoker grills have an added advantage as you can change the taste of food by using distinct types of wood or chips.
Both types of gas grill will cook very nicely, again its down to personal option but the propane gives you the option of portability, a natural gas grill stays at home!
Space.
This is a major consideration, if you live in a city home or an apartment then a small transportable grill will be of most use, if space to store the grill is no concern then larger grills give more space to cook on, and more guests can be invited to your Bbq!
A Weber Grill Sale - So Many dissimilar Types - Which is Best For Me?
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