Cobb Premier Portable Charcoal Grill Review
The Cobb Premier Portable Charcoal Grill is a unique stainless steel grill. Weighing just 8 pounds and needing only 8 charcoal briquettes to cook for about 2 hours, Cobb Premier can grill (poorly), smoke (nicely), boil (just fine), fry (no prob), or bake (yes it can), although you’ll need some additional Cobb accessories to fully utilize its capabilities. The problem is that foods are not exposed to direct flame. This eliminates flare ups, but hampers proper searing and flavor. You cannot get a good sear on a steak with this thing. A stay cool base allows you to hold the round base even while cooking. Made almost entirely of stainless steel, all parts are dishwasher safe. The 12″ diameter cook surface is pretty darn small.
Carrying case included.
- Model:Premier Portable Charcoal Grill
- Item Price:$ 150.00
- Made in USA:no
- Review Method:Cooked On It
We have hands-on experience testing this product. We have also gathered info from the manufacturer, owners and other reliable sources. - Primary Function:Grill, Smoker, Combination Grill and Smoker, Tailgater
- Fuel:Charcoal
- Primary Capacity:113 square inches
Small (about 5 burgers)
Cobb America
Cobb offers an unusual, multi-function, portable charcoal grill said to roast, grill, fry, boil and smoke. They also offer some cooking accessories.
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Published On: 9/12/2013 Last Modified: 6/22/2023
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