The Char-Broil tabletop gas grill is for on-the-go, anywhere grilling. When you don’t have a lot of space or time, but want to grill, the gas tabletop grill is ideal. The quality steel construction helps prevent rust which extends the life of the grill. The legs fold over the unit to secure the top for
The Char-Broil tabletop gas grill is for on-the-go, anywhere grilling. When you don’t have a lot of space or time, but want to grill, the gas tabletop grill is ideal. The quality steel construction helps prevent rust which extends the life of the grill. The legs fold over the unit to secure the top for easy storage. The grill has 187 square inch of cooking area and has easy to clean porcelain-coated wire grates.
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use common sense Alright. This grill gets 4 stars. Easy.Everyone is all bent out of shape for it seems the same issues:1)they broke the screws or handles or something when they put it together.2)they cant get it hot enough, or the grill rack itself doesn’t get hot enough to sear something.3)the flame goes out when it’s windy.Well here’s what I have to say, and I’ve been a chef for 30 years. Take it for what it’s worth:If you spend $30 and are expecting a…
Cheap and disposable I’ve had this BBQ for over 3 years and use it almost every week to drag it to beaches, camping etc. It’s very portable and gets the job done. I’ve cooked chicken, pork, hotlinks, corn and just about anything you can think of on it just fine.It does go out on occasion when it’s very windy, but you just light it back up. There’s one trick that I find helps a lot, I wrap the grille in special BBQ aluminum foil (that has holes in it). It seems to make the grill more efficient — and…
Best camping grill for the price! We do a lot of “camping” at stock car racing events, and for years have used a worn-out cast iron hibachi to grill the burgers and dogs. While burning charcoal on the old hibachi always succeeded in getting us fed, it was long overdue for replacement.