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Key Specs – Fuel type: LPG; Number of burners: 3; Cooking area: 68 x 48cm; Dimensions (WDH): 150 x 74 x 120cm; Weight: 75kg This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product The George Foreman GFGBBQ4BW is the perfect cooking partner for social hosts. Features and Benefits
CHROME GRILL - The George Foreman Gas BBQ features a chrome plated steel grill and handy grease collection tray. There's even two convenient folding storage shelves. Some of the BBQs on our list also have removable grill panels so you can use pans and woks on the burners. The perfect choice for a family get-together or summer garden parties, this generously sized barbecue boasts four burners and a grill large enough to hold up to ten portions. With automatic ignition and a handy thermostat, this barbecue makes light work of cooking for the masses.
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Key Specs – Fuel type: Butane/propane/camping gas; Number of burners: 1; Cooking area: 47 x 35cm; Dimensions (WDH): 44 x 97 x 39cm; Weight: 19kg As well as being the undisputed king of personal grills, George Foreman has also put his name to a series of gas BBQs that are just as stylish and affordable as their smaller siblings. This model features three individual burners and an impressively spacious cooking area, allowing you to have up to ten portions on the go at once. There’s also an integrated thermometer, which lets you keep control of the temperature of each individual cooking zone. So whether you’re whipping up burgers, steaks, fish or veggie kebabs, you can ensure perfect temperatures throughout. Key Specs – Fuel type: Propane; Number of burners: 2; Cooking area: 70 x 34.5cm; Dimensions (WDH): 122 x 53 x 96.5cm; Weight: 22.6kg There’s lots to consider when investing in a BBQ, so we’ve broken down the features we think are worth keeping in mind.
The Weber Lumin Electric BBQ and the Ninja mentioned above, are also ideal if you’re looking for something to use on the go or have a smaller garden, thanks to their compact design. Just be sure to invest in a suitable extension cord to avoid any plug issues when it’s finally time to fire up the barbie. How we test BBQs Anything of a nature that for hygiene or associated health and safety - this includes the Outdoor Spas, Mattresses and Divan Sets If you’re looking for something more substantial than a tabletop gas BBQ but are still keen to save space, this foldable model might be just what you’re looking for. With two burners, an impressively sized grill and two fold-out side trays for serving, it’s ideal for feeding a group. Independently controlled burners mean you have precise control over the temperature, and its solid metal body makes it great at heat retention if you’re cooking with the lid down. Moveable– Sitting on a sturdy frame with 2 PE wheels, this BBQ is easily moved in and out of storage as it's needed. Most BBQs have one or two, and if there is a side burner, look to see if there’s a cover that will convert it into a workspace. They add extra size to your BBQ but some fold down, which helps if space is at a premium.
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Scottish Highlands & Islands postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, PO30-41 Electric BBQs are the latest innovation in outdoor cooking, and as their name suggests, you simply plug them into the mains to start grilling. This means that there’s no need for gas cannisters, heavy bags of charcoal, firewood or kindling. The only real downside to gas BBQs – and some diehard BBQers will tell you it’s a big one – is that you miss out on that traditional charred, smokey taste. Flavoured smoking woods and charcoals are rising in popularity for solid-fuel grills, and while you can buy smoker boxes to use with gas, they won’t work for every model and don’t add quite as much flavour.
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