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Grill reviews
Ok - I'm a newbie here.... Checked the FAQ, and there was nothing really
there about reviews on grills. I recently came back off deployment, and my wife wants to buy me a new grill for a belated fathers day present - I've seen some reviews... Can anyone point me at some good reviews, or offer some suggestions? About the only criteria we are using is gas, and under $1K |
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SomeGuy wrote:
> Ok - I'm a newbie here.... Checked the FAQ, and there was nothing really > there about reviews on grills. I recently came back off deployment, and my > wife wants to buy me a new grill for a belated fathers day present - I've > seen some reviews... Can anyone point me at some good reviews, or offer > some suggestions? About the only criteria we are using is gas, and under > $1K > > Well generally this group is focused more on barbecue vs grilling but grilling certainly does get discussed here. I have a gasser sitting beside my 'cue unit (WSM) and for my money you can't go wrong with a Weber gas model either. I have the Genesis Silver B. Sat outside year round in the NE US for 6 years and still looks and performs as new. Customer service can't be beat either. -- Steve Ever notice that putting the and IRS together makes "theirs"? |
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Steve Calvin wrote:
> SomeGuy wrote: > >> Ok - I'm a newbie here.... Checked the FAQ, and there was nothing >> really there about reviews on grills. I recently came back off >> deployment, and my wife wants to buy me a new grill for a belated >> fathers day present - I've seen some reviews... Can anyone point me >> at some good reviews, or offer some suggestions? About the only >> criteria we are using is gas, and under $1K >> > > Well generally this group is focused more on barbecue vs grilling but > grilling certainly does get discussed here. > > I have a gasser sitting beside my 'cue unit (WSM) and for my money you > can't go wrong with a Weber gas model either. I have the Genesis Silver > B. Sat outside year round in the NE US for 6 years and still looks and > performs as new. Customer service can't be beat either. > Yep.........i agree with the Weber idea........i used a lot of grills before i got a Weber.....i've never been sorry......it's a lifetime purchase....... |
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"SomeGuy" > wrote in message > Can anyone point me at some good reviews, or offer some suggestions? > About the only criteria we are using is gas, and under $1K Glad to have you back. Good price range. I've not kept up the all the latest models, but for a good reputation, MHP www.modernhomeproudcts.com Broil Master, Vermont Castings www.vermontcastings.com or Weber. Pay a visit to your local propane dealer or outdoor furnishing store for the better models, not the big discounters. |
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Yes Yes Yes your right on target......
For the Gasser = Home Depot ( Weber Silver B $499 ) Their version has the porcelain Iron grates made for HDepot Then WSM for Q ing @ Amazon $199 Oh yes and maybe a Smokey Joe for about $39 anyplace Then you still have money left over for a pile of meat !!!!! Welcome home Guy !! > I have a gasser sitting beside my 'cue unit (WSM) and for my money you > can't go wrong with a Weber gas model either. I have the Genesis Silver B. > Sat outside year round in the NE US for 6 years and still looks and > performs as new. Customer service can't be beat either. > > -- > Steve |
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I recently came back off deployment, and my > > wife wants to buy me a new grill for a belated fathers day present - I've > > seen some reviews... Can anyone point me at some good reviews, or offer > > some suggestions? About the only criteria we are using is gas, and under > > $1K > > > > > > Well generally this group is focused more on barbecue vs grilling but > grilling certainly does get discussed here. > > I have a gasser sitting beside my 'cue unit (WSM) and for my money you > can't go wrong with a Weber gas model either. I have the Genesis Silver > B. Sat outside year round in the NE US for 6 years and still looks and > performs as new. Customer service can't be beat either. All great advise... If you have an outlet near you, check out BBQ Galore shops... They sell Webers as well as their own brand, and I've found their prices are the same and in some cases lower then the big box stores... Advantage is that all they sell is grills and outdoor cookers... The sales people actually know what they are talking about.. LT. |
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"SomeGuy" > wrote:
> Ok - I'm a newbie here.... Checked the FAQ, and there was nothing > really there about reviews on grills. I recently came back off > deployment, and my wife wants to buy me a new grill for a belated fathers > day present - I've seen some reviews... Can anyone point me at some good > reviews, or offer some suggestions? About the only criteria we are > using is gas, and under $1K Thank you and your wife for your service and sacrifice. I'm curious as to why gas is one of your criteria? Semper Fi, -- Nick. To support severely wounded and disabled War on Terror Veterans and their families go to: http://saluteheroes.org/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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The big reason gas is one of the criteria is her. She likes to cook as much
as I do, and she doesn't have the patience to go with charcoal or wood. > > I'm curious as to why gas is one of your criteria? |
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Thank you all for your advice on the grills...
And it is good to be home !!! |
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"SomeGuy" > wrote in message news > The big reason gas is one of the criteria is her. She likes to cook as > much as I do, and she doesn't have the patience to go with charcoal or > wood. I used to feel the same way. I have always been a gas grill guy. someone gave me a very small Webber charcoal grill. I have never cooked a better steak. for me for now on the only gas I will use is for the quick start option. you can either wait 10-15 minutes for the coals or 10 -15 minutes for the gas grill to get hot enough. its much easier to buy coal where I live and you never run out in the middle of cooking. you just cant beat coal.. Tom |
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"Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message . .. > > "SomeGuy" > wrote in message > Good price range. I've not kept up the all the latest models, but for a good > reputation, MHP www.modernhomeproudcts.com Broil Master, Vermont Castings > www.vermontcastings.com or Weber. Pay a visit to your local propane dealer > or outdoor furnishing store for the better models, not the big discounters. Agreed Ed. There are other reliable choices besides Weber. Consumer Reports generally have a full blown review of gassers in their June issue. T P.S. - I appreciate you service and sacrifice for the sake of my family's freedom. Pass it on to your wife as well. |
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