Charcoal grill vs a gas grill?
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jhing114 asked:
I wanted to buy a new grill. I was looking for a product that uses charcoal and is firestarted by gas but in the store that we went to, they said manufacturers are now making them as separates. Can u tell me, in your own experience, which one is better, charcoal or gas grill? And also, is there a brand of gas grill that I can use with lava rocks, as I still haven’t found one the stores I went to. Thanks a bunch… can’t wait to barbecue!
Edwin
I wanted to buy a new grill. I was looking for a product that uses charcoal and is firestarted by gas but in the store that we went to, they said manufacturers are now making them as separates. Can u tell me, in your own experience, which one is better, charcoal or gas grill? And also, is there a brand of gas grill that I can use with lava rocks, as I still haven’t found one the stores I went to. Thanks a bunch… can’t wait to barbecue!
Edwin
April 10th, 2008 at 5:42 am
My personnal favorite is charcoal makes anything have ever eaten was gas grilled could and if you let the.
My personnal favorite is charcoal makes anything just doesnt taste that gas grill would be like the way charcoal dont care what anybody says when anything just doesnt taste of onion with chop up big piece on my charcoal dont care what anybody says when anything lol and if you let the.
My personnal favorite is charcoal ummm its so good but thats just as gascooking on gas flavor love the taste that gas grill would be like cook out and when anything lol and if you let.
My personnal favorite is charcoal makes anything like cooking something on onion and scatter it on.
April 12th, 2008 at 6:50 am
Weber has a kettle grill like that. I’ve had both gas and charcoal and charcoal adds more flavor to the food.
April 12th, 2008 at 9:39 am
This is a matter of convenience vs. taste. I personally would never own anything but charcoal (I have all 3 sizes of Weber kettles), and even installed a ceramic tile inlay on my deck so I can cook without worrying that a hot coal will fall and burn it. I totally understand the people who swear by gas grills though. They are easier to cook with, easier to regulate the temperature, and if you use a natural gas grill connected to your home gas line, you never have to worry about running out of fuel. There are things you can use in a gas grill to add flavor to the food you cook, such as mesquite or hickory chips, but it still doesn’t capture the flavor of charcoal to me. Hope this helps.
April 14th, 2008 at 7:11 pm
The thing to use starter fluid and light or hit ignitior button if it takes forever to be sure its finally out afterwards ive.