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Good job. I lost it pretty fast. My wife said wait another 3 months to go for test at 6 months, she wasn't convinced everything is back to normal but i was pretty sure ☺
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OT: Food & Drink Thread - Where to Go, What to Eat, etc.
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Bought a new BBQ a couple weeks ago. I'd always owned cheap ones before, like $149 on special. Decided to buy a Broil King this time, almost bought a Weber but changed my mind at the last second.
Been doing a lot of grilling and using the rotisserie... I don't know if it's the BBQ or I'm just getting better but damn am I loving this thing, and the food has turned out great so far. Not super high end by any means, but definitely the best BBQ I've ever had by a mile.
Been doing a lot of grilling and using the rotisserie... I don't know if it's the BBQ or I'm just getting better but damn am I loving this thing, and the food has turned out great so far. Not super high end by any means, but definitely the best BBQ I've ever had by a mile.
northernlou
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Good pick.
Broil Kings are nice. Mine is 8-9 yrs old, still going strong and was worth the extra coin, no doubt.
Broil Kings are nice. Mine is 8-9 yrs old, still going strong and was worth the extra coin, no doubt.
northernlou
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lecoqsportif
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Oh, fancy pants with the store-bought meat.
Where's the racoon with the tread marks?
Where's the racoon with the tread marks?
For sure... I've been saying for a couple years that I would buy a better quality grill next time. So far it's well worth the money. And really... not that $700 is pocket change, it really isn't that bad. In 4-5 years I'll probably upgrade to a $1,200 model. Almost got it this time. I plan on keeping this one really clean so I should be able to sell it for like $300.
lecoqsportif
Well-known member
Had a Broil King. Very good machine.
Now have a Weber. They're great machines.
One day I'll buy a Big Green Egg.
Now have a Weber. They're great machines.
One day I'll buy a Big Green Egg.
Very nice.
I don't know much about about Big Green Eggs. What's the benefit beyond the cool retro look?
lecoqsportif
Well-known member
I convinced my sister to get a Green Egg -- it's great after you accept the sticker shock.
My dream is a wood burning thingy.
Very nice. This is interesting... https://www.fornobravo.com
GGpX
Well-known member
Bought a new BBQ a couple weeks ago. I'd always owned cheap ones before, like $149 on special. Decided to buy a Broil King this time, almost bought a Weber but changed my mind at the last second.
Been doing a lot of grilling and using the rotisserie... I don't know if it's the BBQ or I'm just getting better but damn am I loving this thing, and the food has turned out great so far. Not super high end by any means, but definitely the best BBQ I've ever had by a mile.
I bought a similar model 5 years ago and it's running great still. I love BBQing.
Next thing I'm going to venture into is smoking, but I've never done it & have no idea how any of it works. Second problem is, I don't really have anywhere to put it.
lecoqsportif
Well-known member
Yah, smokers are really interesting but I dunno if I can commit the time.
Busy family on the run, I need BTUs and I need 'em fast.
Busy family on the run, I need BTUs and I need 'em fast.
Sweet!! Nice to know it should last awhile.
I think I'll eventually get a charcoal grill and a smoker.
lecoqsportif
Well-known member
They're just great to work with. Ancient Chinese technology...
I may have to look into them next time I'm BBQ shopping.
CH1
The Artist Formerly Known as chiggins.
Charcoal (which gives you a good variety of flavour profiles) plus heats up fast and stays hot. Can also be used as a smoker. Well designed and smart attachments. Kind of like how the old Macs were once a cult alternative to Windows based machines.
Also built like a tank.