New CB Grill Gas or charcoal or both.

[Tailgating is my game]

http://app.click.charbroil.com/e/es?s=1426852531&e=54089&elqTrackId=76e9a01dcd6c40229bc6644732ea8f79&elq=4e27f8e1ba254269a2da575827c83415&elqaid=212&elqat=1


I will take a closer look at this but for someone with limited space it could be nice.

All in ones are not always the best but lets see how they do.

[drholly]

Looking forward to your thoughts.

While I prefer charcoal or wood for most of my cooking, there are times that gas can save the day with some pellets or chunks...

Most of the two-in-ones have not inspired me, I guess I like what my Australian best man would say - "It's horses for courses..." But, again, I will be interested in your observations - the world keeps progressing...

[Tailgating is my game]

Looking forward to your thoughts.

While I prefer charcoal or wood for most of my cooking, there are times that gas can save the day with some pellets or chunks...

Most of the two-in-ones have not inspired me, I guess I like what my Australian best man would say - "It's horses for courses..." But, again, I will be interested in your observations - the world keeps progressing...

Well i am not buying one as I want to stay married LOL. It looks cool for a person with limited space. I was reading that they don't feel lump charcoal would be good so that also limits it a little. The other knock was that it is not very big. I might take a chance on it if I had a small summer home grill station.

I think it looks cool & I like that it has Three burners that add up to 40,000-BTU and one 12,000-BTU side burner.

Looking again I don't think you can adjust the distance from the coals or that it would be easy to add coals for longer burn times.

I see this as a steaks, chops, burgers & dogs, type of grill. but it would be fun to take one for a ride. 48,000 Btu's may be hot enough.

But again I think it is cool looking &for limited space it could be good.....$300.00 looks to be a good price for it

[Tailgating is my game]

Ok did a two minute look over today. It looks to be what I thought & said before. Would I buy it maybe if I had a second home or a small grill area. Anyway, I say there is a market for it & a first time grill owner might also like it. Yes it is worth $300.00 & should last a few years. the one thing I would change would be to add an adjustment on the charcoal grill  so you could raise it & lower it.

Again, I had two minutes so I may have missed some details.


One big plus on a lazy day (I have many) I could see myself cooking burgers & dogs with charcoal on this grill because it would be easy using the gas to start it. In fact as I write this I might use this more then I first said LOL 

It does look cool with the red band in the center

[smokeasaurus]

looks like a nice grill.....you could probably fool the manager into thinking it was strictly a gasser if you are an apartment dweller where most charcoal is a no no.....