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Personwoodcock_s
17/8/2018 at 7:31am
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Thank you all for the advice. My wife is looking through the suggestions now and making a choice :-)

Much appreciated.

Regards,

Si


Persongekko
17/8/2018 at 12:27pm
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Another recommendation for the Weber Go Anywhere. The lid means more consistent cooking. The size is big enough for a heat log or two after BBQ-ing (if the campsite allows it). The stand keeps it off the ground and negates the need for bricks. The handle means you can carry it easily. The materials are sturdy and it'll last ages.

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Personblueexpo97
17/8/2018 at 12:44pm
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So same as a Smokey Joe then.

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PersonHighSlayer
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Quote: Originally posted by Grandad Kenny on 15/8/2018
Cadac Safari chef 2, just got one and it works a treat for two. Although if you are camping you will need the version that takes canisters


That's a gas grill, not a BBQ

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PersonBroadside
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We use a Weber smokey joe, it comes on every camping trip with us. We use it as a bbq and also an outdoor oven, this year we put a pizza stone on it and did homemade pizzas, they are great little bbq’s. Definitely get a Weber chimney starter to use with it, takes all of the hassle away with well lit coals every time.


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PersonFrazzle-
19/8/2018 at 8:04pm
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We love our Cobb. https://www.cobb-bbq.co.uk/

Last year in France we had to use group BBQ sites around the site as BBQ not allowed. This year (in France) I checked the day before we left and BBQ allowed but not charcoal. We went and bought the Outwell gas thingy (see link) https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/outwell-asado-gas-grill-bbq-p444073?gclid=Cj0KCQjwquT........

Happy with this one for barbequing but obviously cannot use pans to make 1 pot meals like the Cobb.


PersonJKCI
19/8/2018 at 8:32pm
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Can’t go wrong with a Weber, the Go Anywhere does great chicken from raw with indirect heat and the lid on. Sounds complicated but is a very easy dinner.


Personwoodcock_s
20/8/2018 at 7:40am
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Thanks for the advice all. We are looking at the two recommended, as they look good value. We are a family of four, so needs to be a good size.

Regards,

Si


Personretiredjohn
20/8/2018 at 9:30am
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I use a Kool Grill from highstreettv.co, it,s on sale just now

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Its like driving with with the hand brake on and a hole in the fuel tank


PersonEgmel
05/10/2018 at 8:26am
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Appreciate im late to this partt but I'm another fan of the Webber go anywhere. The closed cooking makes it very easy to cook large quantities. It's rectangular shape means it tessellates easily when packing the car and it's easier to tesselate food on the grill! We don't bother to take our chimney with us when we go away, we use the starting time for a glass of wine and nibbles. It doesn't take long to get going if you keep the bottom vents open. The legs which fold to keep the lid on are genius. The only thing I miss is the lack of thermometer that comes on the bigger models. I've bought a thermometer, I'm just building up the courage to drill through our lid to fit it!

I think most of the models mentioned will be good, you just need to decide what suits your camping/cooking style. I'd also recommend trying to find somewhere to see them in person, much better to get a feel for what will work for you. We chose ours based on the fact my parents seem to have collected every possible option under the sun over the years but this is the one they went and bought a second of (not even to replace a dead one, to add to the one they had so they didn't have to get the bigger BBQ out at home!)


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PersonKelper
05/10/2018 at 11:04am
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We had a Cadac ... which we loved ... but ended up only using the paella pan for pretty well everything ... still, a bit of a pain to clean/set up/take down/gas etc.

Now we use an electric 'flat iron' type ... wow, how simple ... and does everything we used to do on the Cadac .... is more compact, and much easier to clean.

Much cheaper, too.

You, obviously, need an emu, though.


PersonClaydoncamper
05/10/2018 at 1:55pm
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Cobb everytime!


PersonTimCESmith
05/10/2018 at 3:12pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Kelper on 05/10/2018

You, obviously, need an emu, though.


Would a rhea be ok?
Emus for sale


PersonKelper
06/10/2018 at 12:22am
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EHU ...


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Quote: Originally posted by seanfdh on 15/8/2018
Weber Go Anywhere Absolutely the best.


+1 for the weber go anywhere.

Very well made.
If just going for a few days we store enough charcoal and fire lighters inside.
The lid is held securely in place by the legs.


PersonDeborahTurner
07/10/2018 at 9:42am
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I love my GoAnywhere.
The rectangular shape and folding legs are more space saving to pack than the Smokey Joe, but I guess round is better if you want to do pizza. Round pizza, anyway.



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