BBQ advice

[southstand1882]

I have a Webber charcoal at home, which is great for small parties

But I'd like to get a big gas BBQ for when we have big groups over

Any recommendations on what to go for?

 

[GlennGoddle]

Buy a couple of decent half drums and get them both on the go you lazy bastard.

 

[awesome dawson]

Gas is not a real bbq - you might as well use the cooker in your kitchen.

Charcoal all the way. Even as suggested above you use half an oil drum.

 

[unknown]

Gas is not a real bbq - you might as well use the cooker in your kitchen.

Charcoal all the way. Even as suggested above you use half an oil drum.

Actually, only Charcoal if its in a offset box area.

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[ArcspacE]

Gas is not a real bbq - you might as well use the cooker in your kitchen.

Charcoal all the way. Even as suggested above you use half an oil drum.

This.

If you really want to take it up a level consider a smoker

 

[Thebarbarian]

I have a Webber charcoal at home, which is great for small parties

But I'd like to get a big gas BBQ for when we have big groups over

Any recommendations on what to go for?

just go with the Weber gas bbq, uses only 15% of the gas a standard bbq does and is perfect for normal stuff eg steak, but also great for roasts and pizzas. Expenseive but worth it.

 

[funster]

I think even Weber call their gas varieties "grills". Used to anyway. I have two proper Weber barbecues!

 

[southstand1882]

Ok, I've just got back from my local Squires

I am now the proud owner of 2 Weber Originals

I learnt my lesson and grew a pair

Thanks for the advice.