New grill needed - but which one to choose?

  • Erstellt am 2020-06-04 09:45:30

Nordlys

2021-03-11 19:21:20
  • #1
Nice that you like the ship. Are there no pictures of your outdoor kitchens?
 

Tarnari

2021-03-11 20:17:18
  • #2
I would love to have an outdoor kitchen. I just think it's great. Napoleon, for example, offers some of their grills as built-in models.

On the topic of showing off and being seen. I find that a bit one-sided. Large grills can definitely make sense. For example, it is much easier to work with different temperatures. All under the assumption that you actually use something like that.

I have eaten my best spareribs so far in Mexico. That was truly a dream. You can't imagine how proud I was when I managed to get them almost as good after 5 hours of cooking time for the first time. Something like that just doesn’t work as well on a small grill. Whether it is an expensive or cheap model, I think that depends on the expectations. Most people who come to us, I couldn't impress with one brand (if I wanted to). They don't even know any manufacturer and therefore prices.
 

bortel

2021-03-14 09:30:34
  • #3
At Porta, the Videro 4G-S model 2021 is currently available for €638 with discount code and cover...hm
 

tomtom79

2021-03-14 17:44:07
  • #4
As soon as you say it, it ends up on mydealz, does anyone know more about a visually nice grill?

 

matte

2021-03-14 20:07:49
  • #5
My Rösle video is still doing well after the winter. ;)
Earlier today, I lit it for the first time this year, flank steak with potatoes and red wine sauce. :D :eek:
Next time, the steak burner will have its premiere for the preheating. It wasn't used again...
 

Tarnari

2021-03-14 20:58:17
  • #6
I made an appointment with Santos for next Saturday to take a look at, among other things, the Santos P618. It makes a strong impression on paper.
 
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