Bonnington Plastics Kingfisher OUTBBQ2 Portable Barrel BBQ

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If you've invested hundreds, or even thousands, of pounds in a brand new barbecue, you will want to ensure that it lasts as long as possible. This means regular cleaning, trying to ensure you don't incinerate food and leave it to turn solid. It also means that you should put the barbecue away, if possible, or provide it with some other means of coverage during the months it isn't in use.

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Size: Depending on the style, some barbecues can cater for large gatherings and others are best suited to two people. Coal distribution will also affect cooking capacity. For example, sometimes it's easier to distribute your coals and achieve even direct heat in barrel barbecues than in dome-bottomed kettle models BBQ covers are an absolute essential once you have invested in a good quality bbq cooker. Not many people have the space to store their bbqs in a shed or garage, so a quality cover will protect the ignition and surfaces from moisture and atmospheric pollution, year round. Ignition systems on bbqs are robust, but any electrical equipment benefits from protection from the elements. Not sure which portable BBQ to go for? Don't sweat it. Here, we've explained what to look for when choosing the best portable BBQ for you. Best portable BBQs at a glance: The whole thing is pretty hefty at 16cm x 50cm x 42.5cm, although it's not too heavy to lift for one person.Charcoal – No need to transport a gas canister for this BBQ. Simple charcoal briquettes will give you the heat and authentic BBQ taste that you’re after. Another thing to think about is the legs. Some portable barbecues have legs or stands that fold in for storage. These should be sturdy enough to lift the barbecue off the ground without wobbling if it gets a bit windy, so look for models that have something to secure the legs in position. It also concentrated the heat more than our usual barbecue, which meant we had to be more careful so as to avoid burning the food. Take this BBQ with you for a picnic or camping trip and take your sumemer dining to a new level. Features and Benefits

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This portable BBQ from Flamemaster is the perfect companion to your alfresco dining in the warm weather.I wanted to include two lift handles either side of the barrel body so it's easier to lug around. I also wanted the same handles to double-up as holders for slide-in side table top. If that doesn’t scare you off, though, it’s well worth the investment. The Kamado Joe offers precise temperature control, allowing you to cook at both very high and very low temperatures. It’s ideal for a range of BBQ delights and you can even make cake in it. Whether it ever leaves your patio or not, it’s a great compact BBQ. Soak the coals: To make sure the coals are extinguished, you can also pour water over them – be sure to use lots of water so you've completely saturated them. It might be small but it's pretty hefty in weight, coming in at 31kg. This is just about portable but you’ll definitely need someone to give you a hand with it. With that in mind, this one is probably better suited for longer camping trips than a casual picnic somewhere.

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When your charcoal starts turning grey from the ash, you’re ready to cook - just distribute the coals around the firebox first. White burger buns: Popping these on the grill is an easy way to warm and toast them with defined grill lines We like the portability of this BBQ, but because of its size, we found it a bit harder to get the charcoal going and would recommend having a chimney starter to hand. Number of cooking grills: Using inserts or shelves to move food away from the main heat (known as indirect cooking) is for more delicate dishes. The closing of the hood helps the food to cook evenly without too much fuss so lessens all the turning and moving, and means you are free to socialiseThe lid is a shallow bamboo tray, so it cleverly doubles up as a chopping board. The tray slots into a deeper food-grade plastic tray that can be used to store everything from cutlery to your ingredients. Handy, right? Choosing between gas and charcoal is a matter of priorities. If you’re the sort of person who wants to get things going with as little fuss as possible, gas BBQs provide instant heat and offer greater control compared to charcoal BBQs.