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 Cadac carrichef  is like scar said  if you do purchace make sure you keep plates oiled and keep paper or tea towels between items to stop marking. a top buy

Cadac Carri-Chef, & use the bar be que grid with wood chips in the fat collecting pan with a little water, great trad smell & taste, Then use the flat griddle plate to cook breakfast.

Also try a stir fry or chilli in the skottle, We cook everything on ours, ( that means I do!!!)

Joe

just recently bought a cadac my other half says we will be eating bbq food every day on the holidays if i get my way looking forward to trying it out  

it was bought on ebay new for £75 plus postage bargain

I have got a BillyOh BBQ grill, which is very similar to a George Forman grill with non stick cooking area, flat plate for cooking eggs and onions, plus the addition of a domed lid for baking things and hotting pies, doing Jacket wedges ect. Its a good size diameter for a family and runs off gas cartridges, so its very easy to transport around, take to the beach or out for a picnic. It was bought from Flameing BBqs, who are based in Nottinghamshire, and cost around £50.

Some people would say that its not a BBq because it doesnt give any smoke off to flavour the food, but its good because it drains away all fats from meat, so is very healthy. I actually prefare it to the big buffalo gas Bbq we have which was far more expensive.

Julia  

We use the Cadac for just about all our cooking! The food cooked on the BBQ grid tastes every bit as good as the more traditional barbecues, plus we have the griddle pan and flat pan for more "traditional" cooking (breakfasts etc.). We also use the skottel for stir-fries / chilli-con-carne / curries etc., and we also have a new paella pan which I'm looking forward to the OH trying out soon!

So, although the Cadac is not cheap, it is very well made, and extremely versatile. Don't believe those who say that food from a gas BBQ is not as tasty - it ain't true!

I want a Cadac very badly, but OH won't have any of it! I have even volunteered to do all the cooking and that failed too! I know we have replaced the awning, bought a new LCD TV (the other had a backlight failure just out of warranty) and other odds and sods, but surely I am not asking too much am I?

I will guide her to this page and let her see how much happier and functional I would be as a caravanning buddy if only she would let me get a Cadac. Who knows!