Grills

Different Kinds of BBQ Grills

Summer is here, which suggests that it is time to start grilling and preparing awesome barbecue parties. The sole problem is you have not bought your barbecue grill yet. But there are so many different kinds of BBQ grills out there.

When purchasing your first grill, you will find that you simply have an infinite array of options available to you. It is going to seem overwhelming initially thanks to the just about endless amount of possibilities and options available. The simplest way to sort through the different kinds of BBQ grills is to educate yourself. You can also see choosing a grill.

Cost

Money Money♪, Money Money♪, MONEY♪. I don’t know if you are old enough to remember that song but I am and that is what it is all about. Barbecue grills can range from extremely cheap to awfully expensive depending on the bells and whistles available you may want to add. If you are trying to find a less expensive grill, then you ought to probably consider a charcoal grill. While larger charcoal grills are available, smaller grills are often purchased for as little as $30 to $50 in the garden section of your local department store. Fancier, larger charcoal grills are often purchased for about $100 or more. Charcoal grilling requires purchasing charcoal and lighter fluid whenever you want to fire it up, so you may want to remember this when considering the value.

Charcoal BBQ Grills

Fancier, larger charcoal BBQ grills are often purchased for about $100 or more. Charcoal grilling requires purchasing charcoal and lighter fluid whenever you want to fire it up, so you may want to remember this when considering the value.

Propane BBQ Grills

Propane BBQ grills are slightly costlier, starting around $200 dollars.

Smoker

A smoker grill is slightly costlier than a propane grill at about $300 each.

Natural Gas BBQ Grills

Natural gas BBQ grills are on the upper end of price spectrum. Because the mechanical a part of this grill makes it larger and more complex. These grills are meant to be attached to your home line thus eliminating the need to or use a propane fuel source. Typically, these sorts of grills start at about $400.

Combination BBQ Grills

Multiple fuel BBQ grills are the foremost expensive at about $450 and up. Multiple fuel grills allow you to grill using one or a mixture of fuels.

Wood Pellet BBQ Grills

We cannot forget about the rising star of the bunch. That is right wood pellet BBQ grills. They can run into the $1000’s but you can get smaller ones from around the $600 – $700 range.

Ease of Use

The easiest grills to use are far and away the wood pellet BBQ grills. Since these guys are electric, they are considered set and forget grills. Just fill the hopper with pellets set the temperature and walk away. You must of course put food on the grill.

Second are the natural gas BBQ grills. Since these grills hook directly into your home’s gas line, they eliminate the necessity to supply the fuel source. They are also the simplest to clean since there is no ash to remove from solid fuel sources like coal, wood or pellets.

Third in line would be the propane BBQ grills, as they have similar features to the gas grills. the sole issue keeping Propane grills from being adequate to gas grills is that the incontrovertible fact that you want to provide the propane somehow. This usually means a trip to home depot to grab propane.

Charcoal BBQ grills and smokers are probably the hardest to use. Since temperature regulation is key. However, with a little practice you will soon be the backyard grill master.

Flavor

If you are concerned with flavor, you initially choice should be a charcoal or smoker grill. Both of those BBQ grills allow you to duplicate a real “smoked” flavor. Smokers are especially nice because you will also control the flavor by changing the sort of wood or wood chips you employ. this is often good if you are eager to slow cook your meat. If you are eager to cook something a touch quicker, you will want to stay with the charcoal grill. A Charcoal grill will cook quickly if you would like it too, and it will still provide an honest “smoked” taste.

Space

Remember that bigger grills require more room to store and longer to clean. Bigger is not always better when it involves grills. If you would like a grill that is faster to clean, you will want to have a smaller grill.

Finally, the space you have got available should be a consideration. once you grill is not in use, you want to have a correct place to store it. Charcoal and Propane grills are ideal for smaller areas like apartments and city homes. If you have got an abundant amount of space available, then you will want to think about the larger options.

Andre