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Eyeing this...

I'm too lazy to use charcoal every time I grill, even if it can turn out better.



A smoker, on the other hand. Now that's something I intend to get at some point.
 
_Sal said:
I love Weber products...best results I have ever had...my current BBQ is a Weber
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Yes they are, was looking at a Weber on my last replacement NG grill- went with Napoleon - cast iron griddles - works great. Looking at a pellet smoker, perhaps later this year if we do indeed move to NS.
 
_Sal said:
I loooove BBQ, come back to the east... :2razz:
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We hope so - Daughter -SIL have their house up, ours will be up in 2 weeks or so. Hate to sell and they did not. Grandkids ya now.
 
Cast iron.




Don't EVER let it get wet, at ALL, and make SURE to clean it very very very well after each use. Else it'll be a rust bucket.
 
JANFU said:
We hope so - Daughter -SIL have their house up, ours will be up in 2 weeks or so. Hate to sell and they did not. Grandkids ya now.
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yes well, if that works for you go for it...in the end, where you live doesn't matter much, how you live is what it's about and how you live has to do with the people in your world
 
Biggest issue I ever have with small grills like this, is they tend to have sub par metals. They advertise being light, easy to carry, which for me = will warp and be useless after grilling about 30 times.

I got sick of having to buy a new charcoal grill every 2-3 years, so I made my own. Cost me about 180 bucks, from the scrap yard. Stainless steal (which IS expensive, mind you), no welds, assembled the pieces with corner brackets held in with nuts and bolts (ARP brand), and I bought the actual grill part from a Jen-Air catalogue online. That gril part is the only well made piece on most grills, the rest is crap. I've been happy ever since, and that has been 7 years of service, and I grill year round, and I never cover the thing.
 
_Sal said:
yes well, if that works for you go for it...in the end, where you live doesn't matter much, how you live is what it's about and how you live has to do with the people in your world
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I am from PEI, my wife from Montreal. People are friendlier on the east coast.
Have relatives in the Halifax area, and PEI. We will in all probability rent, then spend more time traveling.
Gotta get that in as they say the last 10 years of life a person is ill. lol
 
JANFU said:
I am from PEI, my wife from Montreal. People are friendlier on the east coast.
Have relatives in the Halifax area, and PEI. We will in all probability rent, then spend more time traveling.
Gotta get that in as they say the last 10 years of life a person is ill. lol
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lmfao...well the last ten years had better not include being ill

at 60 I've managed to start a whole new career...last "fing" thing I had planned but I think yeah, I want to try it, never been union in my life either so everything is new and different, I like learning....my guy is retired and supports me and I want to give it a go my boss wants five courses completed in two years, what the hell...then when I retire I want to start law classes as there are two universities in my city

I have decided I want to go out with a bang...maybe hang-gliding or cliff jumping or something

the older I get, the bolder I become....yup
 
Mr Person said:
I'm too lazy to use charcoal every time I grill, even if it can turn out better.

A smoker, on the other hand. Now that's something I intend to get at some point.
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I would like to get into smoking, as well.


lb_on_teh_cb said:
4.7 stars on 970 reviews - not bad
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_Sal said:
looks like a decent little meat cooker
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Bought it. :cool: I'm excited.

Got it from Walmart. Amazon, even with my Prime, was $130-ish. Walmart was $86. Too much of a price difference to ignore.
 
Mr Person said:
I'm too lazy to use charcoal every time I grill, even if it can turn out better.



A smoker, on the other hand. Now that's something I intend to get at some point.
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same here. Love veggie kabobs and grilled pineapple and watermelon
 
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