She’s done firsthand testing of the Weber Q2200, which took the overall spot on this list, as well as the Masterbuilt Bluetooth Digital Electric Smoker and more. Our experts test thousands of products each year using thoughtful test plans that bring out key performance differences between competing products. And, to assure complete independence, we buy… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
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Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Remember that a larger cooking space also (usually) correlates to a larger grill body to store when it’s not in use. Propane grills are lightweight (although the containers add some weight), easy to transport, and (generally) easy to light. However, trouble with fuel lines can add a level of intricacy to cooking while camping, so… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
The pellet stove adapter on the Solo Stove Bonfire Pit allows you to use logs, charcoals, or pellets to get a great searing temperature. The height is perfect for setting up a few camping chairs and roasting marshmallows. In addition, certain grills will be easier to clean as a result of their shape or the… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
She is perfectly happy to leave all that behind to be a full-time kitchen-gear nerd. While the high heat setting perfectly seared burgers without burning, the Q 1200 also outperformed the competition at steady medium-low heat for items such as bone-in chicken and sausage links. The Weber Q 1200 is flare-up resistant and excellent at… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Many of these grills will work off the very small 1-pound propane cylinders, with a different attachment needed for larger propane tanks. The difference between the two kinds is weight—larger tanks are heavier and need to be carried separately from the grill—and amount. The smaller tanks are easier to carry in a backpack, but will… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
That said, the Camp Chef Portable Pellet’s price is fairly reasonable considering its top-notch performance. Well-designed portable gas grills will Charcoal Grills Combo Grills produce evenly-cooked food with a solid sear and grill marks. During our testing, we even found some could rival standalone models for versatility. Despite being light and very portable, the Venture… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
The Green Mountain Trek Prime pellet grill is the new branding of a very popular grill, the Davy Crockett. If you’re looking for a mostly smokeless, apartment/condo-friendly porta indoor grill option that you can take car camping or use a a portable RV grill, this is a great one. Our testers loved the dishwasher-safe grill… Continue reading Traeger Portable Pellet Grills
Even Embers ® Gas and Pellet Grills
Where the Pit Boss Competiton Series above is a 50/50 split grill with pellet cooking and gas grilling in separate cooking chambers, their smallest/cheapest model, the Mile Hybrid, is very different. So, for instance, on a budget, you could go for one of the lower-priced Camp Chef pellet grill models (SmokePro) and then add on… Continue reading Even Embers ® Gas and Pellet Grills
Maverick Pellet Grill Griddle
We tested the Quad Pod Stand with adjustable levelling feet, which lets you set up the grill virtually anywhere. It also puts out 44,000 BTUs of heat and at just under 50 pounds, it’s manageable for two adults to move using the side handles. This massive flat-top from Royal Gourmet looks just like the ones… Continue reading Maverick Pellet Grill Griddle
Can a Pellet Grill Replace a Gas Grill?
You can gather around the fire, cook on a small amount, or feed 100 people. Electric grills are convenient and can be used in many situations. One of the great things about electric grills is that the only source of energy they require is a standard electrical outlet. For that reason, an electric grills are… Continue reading Can a Pellet Grill Replace a Gas Grill?