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Coleman Company
W.C. Coleman began selling clean burning gas lamps to replace smoky, flickering kerosene lamps in the early 1900s. The rest is history.
GrillMaster
GrillMaster is the bottom of the barrel in Nexgrill's poor quality lines of grills. It's hard to find anyone selling them, and that's good.
Vision Grills
Vision Grills is coming on strong with patented, innovative designs that stand out from the ever growing kamado crowd.
KitchenAid
A wide variety of refrigerators, stoves and other kitchen appliances bare the KitchenAid name and the brand has a decent reputation.
Jenn-Air
Jenn-Air Grills, made by Nexgrill, aren't bad, but considering MSRPs they aren't good either. Read here to learn more.
Lodge Mfg.
Lodge Mfg produces a very large catalog of seasoned cast iron, enameled cast iron, and stainless steel cooking equipment.
Belson Outdoors, Inc.
Since 1948 Belson has produced quality recreational facility and outdoor equipment such as picnic tables, benches, trash cans and grills.
The Grill Tender
Inventor, Bret Jacoby, built a prototype of his unusual Grill Tender in his garage circa 2003. The current design came to be in 2011.
Swiss Grill
Swiss Grill makes some sharp looking cookers with nice features and modest price points for the shiny outdoor kitchen market.
Wilmington Grill aka JCC Outdoor Products
JCC Outdoor Products makes a limited line of stainless steel, indoor and outdoor cooking and prep equipment.
Mike’s Vertical Grill
Mike Esposito has designed a grilling system he believes reduces carcinogens on grilled foods, while cutting cooking times dramatically.
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