The age-old BBQ argument. Convenience of gas, flavour of charcoal. But which do you prefer? Some of the stats out there show that gas is still a firm favourite in many a back garden these days but, there is also now a growing army of fans of flavour, who are moving across to what is considered by many, to be the longer winded and more involved version of BBQ cooking, and that’s charcoal.
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The Camp Chef Woodwind Wifi 24 is a new Pellet Grill to the UK BBQ Market, I’ve been really enjoying cooking on this grill, and it has a lot of features that make it stand out from the competition. Not only does the pellet grill side of things have some clever features, such as the easy to clean fire pot, it has a sliding firepot cover and slotted grease tray, which gives an element of direct heat, so unlike a lot of pellet grills you can get a great sear on a steak.
The other real feature of this grill is the Sidekick sideburner, which has a good few additions that make it ultra versatile, such as a plancha, a pizza oven, and a grill box, so while you can low n slow your ribs and brisket in the main pellet grill. You can whip up a few pitmaster privilege extras while you’re waiting. In this video I show you what is possible to cook at the same time. Look out for a future camp chef unboxing video coming up.
Please check out my video on this cracking grill below for more details.
And visit the Campchef Website
Please note I was sent the CampChef grill to review, and create content for, but I was free to share my views on this grill.
The Whistler Grills Bibury 5 gas grill, is a beast of a high quality stainless gas grill. Could this be the best gas grill of 2021…
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If you, or someone you know, is in the market for a premium gas grill for the garden this summer, then read on. Could the new range from Whistler Grills be the one you should choose? This review is of their top of the range Bibury 5 model and will help you to answer some questions you may have around this, and any of the Whistler Bibury range.
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This is my PK TX Grill Review, I’ve been cooking on it for a while now and I wanted to share my thoughts on this cracking little grill from Portable Kitchen. These PK Grills are imported into the UK by Pro Smoke BBQ and are now readily available.
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The Traeger Ranger is one of the smallest pellet grills out there, it packs down into a large briefcase sized shell with a handle which makes it pretty transportable. I found it a lot of fun to cook on, with some great results.
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The PK360 Grill is a solid cast Aluminium grill hailing from the USA. It’s a grill that’s been hard to get here in the UK until relatively recently with Pro Smoke BBQ importing the grills into the UK.
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I was kindly sent the SmokeFire EX4 for review by Weber as part of a new campaign to raise awareness of the product. The following overview is formed, based on having cooked on the grill for 1 week, covering a range of cook types and styles and utilising all the grill’s features. Whilst I was gifted the SmokeFire grill and accessories and as such is a paid promotion, this review will be unbiased and fully my own opinion.
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Big name for a small unit. Icon. But they say good things come in small packages, so does that apply to this model from the Monolith range? Little ceramic grills like this have become quite popular in the last few years with some of the budget supermarkets even getting in on the action.
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