New grill needed - but which one to choose?

what I can enjoy in terms of vegetarian delicacies at these temperatures.

Well, practically nothing. OHGs are extremely one-dimensional.

I never buy anything from the pharmacy "Otto". Even if their advertising machine reaches into television and certain (bought e.V.) forums.

It has nothing to do with Otto Gourmet and the prices seem almost like a gift to me for the high proportion of stainless steel.

OHGs are extremely one-dimensional.

However, you can also make great pizza and tarte flambée with them.

Hello

the Genesis II EP-335 BGS has been purchased.
Now it just needs to be assembled.
Looking for some tips: gas cylinder. Are there differences? I think it should be 11KG. Which one? Does it matter?
The cover. Is there only one type? Why is it so expensive? about 120 euros. I guess, because it fits perfectly, Webergrill can charge that much. Or why? Does the grill have to cool down properly before putting it on, or is it heat-resistant?

Steven

The gas bottle securely depends on your usage habits. We started with a 5kg bottle. By now, we have two 11kg bottles, basically always having one as a reserve. Nothing is more annoying than running out of gas during grilling. One could consider an aluminum bottle. However, we are too stingy for that. Regarding the cover, I have an inexpensive store-brand cover from the hardware store with the O. It fits and serves its purpose. Whether the original can withstand the heat, I cannot say. This Fietscher, however, would not be worth the outrageous extra cost to me. Ours goes on when the grill has cooled down.

two 11kg bottles, basically always one as a reserve. Nothing is more annoying than running out of gas while grilling.

Hello Tanari thank you for writing. I also came across the 11KG gas bottles on Aunt Google. As long as I am still fit, they will be steel bottles. 2 pieces is a good idea. If one is empty and the sausage is still half-raw, trouble is guaranteed. The bottles: buy or with a deposit? Steven