pimmo2000

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I wanted this one http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.js...isSearch=false

but her indoors wont allow £100 to be wasted when we have just had a baby

Any suggestions ?

Alg

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pimmo2000

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stoneface

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This

pimmo2000

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Bit too manly for me ..

richiewong

Get a Weber, they're class

pimmo2000

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a what

EddScott

£5

Do you really need anything else?

pimmo2000

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throw your misses in as the chef and its a deal ..

richiewong

57cm Weber One Touch Silver Barbeque, 57cm One Touch Silver BBQ, Weber One Touch Silver 57cm Charcoal barbecue

pimmo2000

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Our Price: £88.99 RRP: £99.99 (Save 11%)

boomer

I bought a One Touch Gold from Dawsons a week and a half ago. Twas £130 at the time (list £160) but they had a 15% off everything (Bank Holiday) weekend sale, except if you spent over £100 in which case it was 20% off!!!!

I actually bought the Gold 57cm plus a premium cover for £130 (picked up at the store) - so was a very happy bunny

I already have a Silver which it is getting on for twenty years old and still usable, however i suggest that it is worth the extra few quid to get the fully enclosed ash collector with the Gold - hence the upgrade. A very nice bit of kit

mb

Will

got 3 at £2.50, throw away, did the job

dpb

you lot been had - you can get them at the pound shop !


Spent 20 for a clam-shell item last year , its smallish,it needs to be, If i went again id get an all stainless item i reckon

WRXBOB

We bought a Landmann portable bbq (£40) for trips and holidays and its sooooooo great we use it at home instead of the flashy >£250 gas one!

Portable BBQ




Fuel wise we now use heat beads instead of the usual charcoal briquettes or lumpwood as they last longer, give a better heat output and can be re-used for a 2nd time if you close off your vents after so they go out.
BARBECUE FUEL/HEAT BEADS/CHARCOAL 4 X 4KG BAGS on eBay, also, Barbecue Utensils Accs, Conservatory, Patio Barbecue, Home Garden (end time 07-Jun-09 08:51:48 BST)

We wouldn't use anything else for bbq fuel now.


. . . . that bbq is the best 40 quid I've spent!

Forgot to mention, I regularly cook food for 6+ of us on the bbq and have easily cooked for 12 or more on occasions. Also, the area under the barbie between the folding legs is a good place to put cooked food in a tray as it keeps it hot under there.

nixxon

And you can even do the Sunday roast in it! After years of buying cheap crap, I splashed on one of these, and they are superb!

SJ_Skyline

I've been using a B&Q £25 jobbie for the last 6 years. Keep it clean, get a decent book and cook your food properly.



No complaints so far over the last 6 years

Tomorrow's BBQ is marinading in the fridge now: chicken in thyme, tarragon and olive oil

stevebt

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The Brinkman Costco used to sell them but they ain't had any in for over a year. They were £140 when in costco and were superb BBQ's. Here is a link to one but thisis just a stupid pice

Brinkmann Smoke n Grill - Brinkmann Food Smokers

hodgy0_2

twin Weber's, one for meat/fish one for veg - sorted

ALi-B

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DCOEs or IDFs?

(sorry, petrolhead joke )

< gets coat >

hodgy0_2

joke intended -- well spotted

but seriously Weber are the one of the best make of BBQ's and sometimes it is useful to have two