Challenge for today.... help!

[DR]

I need to get a mini gas BBQ for weekend use - I have a normal one in my garden.

But I want something for when I am on weekend breaks.

Anyway - disposable BBQs suck.

I like the look of: Safari Chef but I would like to see if there are alternatives.

http://www.riverswayleisure.co.uk/er...-GB%3Aofficial



The bottom one is small and perfect, but I would prefer the top one with a sep cylinder to use - since the small cylinders are often costly, and of course means carrying a spare.

Please post links and pics here

Anyway - this is your challenge guys, please help need to order it today.

Or if it can be picked up within 30 miles of Purton, Wiltshire I will go collect this weekend.

Thanks and yes this is abuse of the forums.

[DR]

http://www.biltong2u.co.uk/safarichef.htm

the left one is small - but I like the one on the right

[Moby-Dick]

http://www.barbecue-online.co.uk/aca..._BBQs_110.html

http://www.gadgetstuff.com/product.a...ndom=864315212

still gives you 2 hours cooking time which is enough for a bbq innit ?

and finally.....

http://www.mobilegas.co.uk/barbecue/...-barbecues.htm

[DR]

Yes but if you are away Camping for the weekend - 2hours is not enough :| thats my concern

[Moby-Dick]

fair point - in that case a weber Q is your friend

[tiggerai]

My dad's bbq runs on the larger cans, but he's had it for a few years now

I'm guessing he got it from homebase or the caravan place

how about this?
http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs...tegoryId=27196

[Ant]

http://www.biltong2u.co.uk/safarichef.htm

the left one is small - but I like the one on the right

That looks like a good one to go for. I don't know of any good alternatives, but I know that CADAC are a good brand! We had some CADAC stuff for many years, very good quality! They are quite popular in SA, everyone has one!

A 3-4.5 KG cylinder should last a while as well, without being too huge to stick in the car...

Ant

[Zak33]

get some of the prelighting coal bags and then use a real bbq

Most bags of charcoal actually contain 4 seperate bags that you just put a match too, and they light

If its a STOVE you're after of course...tis different fing

But if its the whole BBQ experience, coal is still the way

[Ant]

get some of the prelighting coal bags and then use a real bbq

Most bags of charcoal actually contain 4 seperate bags that you just put a match too, and they light

If its a STOVE you're after of course...tis different fing

But if its the whole BBQ experience, coal is still the way

I've got to aggree with you on that as well! Meat bbq'd using coal does taste a lot better imo!

Ant

[Zak33]

cant you just take a P4 Extreme Edition and mobo, and cook on the heatsink

oh...you want CONTROLLABLE HEAT ...riiiiight

[scottyman]

the baby weber from barbecue online is great - played with one last weekend, and goes really well!
plus barbecue online is the best bunch of people I've ever dealt with (online store wise) - plus they gave me 80 quid off the new weber I bought for my dad.
go weber if you can - but coleman camping bbq's are also very good.

[scottyman]

btw - if you call bbq online, they will try and guarentee next day delivery for you (i did that, and it arrived 8am saturday morning!)