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Ooni Volt 12 Electric Pizza Oven Reviewed and Rated
Ooni's Volt 12 is a well-designed, compact, energy-efficient electric oven that achieves raging hot temps capable of cooking fantastic pizza, steaks, fish, vegetables, and more. After months of cook tests and tinkering, we rated it in comparison to competitive models. Read our review to learn all about Volt 12.
GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker Reviewed and Rated
GE Profile's Smart Indoor Smoker is a sealed oven with a 1,550 watt electric element at the bottom for cooking heat. Wood pellets are burned inside to generate smoke. Smoke exhaust is eliminated by a catalytic system located in the back before being blown out from the front bottom into your home. A fascinating magic trick. Read our review to learn more.NEW
Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 Reviewed And Rated
The Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 instant-read thermometer uses a unique internal dynamo (generator) to charge a capacitor that powers the unit while in use, but how does it perform? Check out our hands-on review.NEW
Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-01 Reviewed And Rated
The Maverick Dynamo Temp DYNT-02 is an instant read thermometer that uses an internal dynamo to power the unit instead of a battery. Interested in finding out how it performs? Read our full hands-on review.
Weber Searwood 600 Pellet Grill Reviewed and Rated
Searwood is an all-in-one pellet smoker/grill that produces great smoke flavor, aroma, and color whether doing low and slow ribs at 225°F or sizzling steaks at 600°F. It doesn't get hot as a charcoal grill but out-sears a number of gas grills we've tested, all while producing some of the best smoke quality we've experienced from a pellet burner. Read our detailed review.
Blaze 26-Inch Freestanding Outdoor Pizza Oven Review
The best thing about this outdoor oven is its incredible versatility. You can bake everything from cookies to casseroles; roast big hunks of meat; pan-roast steaks and vegetables; and rotisserie-roast everything from chickens and pineapples to shawarma meat and a crown roast of pork. But it is not without some issues. Read our full review and see our rating.
Firing Up The Grill With The GrillBlazer GrillGun
Lighting your grill is simple and fun thanks to the GrillBlazer GrillGun propane torch. The device looks like a pistol and a flamethrower had a child, providing plenty of firepower for getting charcoal or wood going in a matter of minutes. Check out our full review.
Grill Rescue Grate Cleaning Brush Reviewed And Rated
This unique grate cleaning brush features a heat retardant foam pad, wrapped in a high temp aramid fiber layer. Read our complete review and rating.
Solo Pi Prime Pizza Oven Starter Bundle Reviewed and Rated
From the makers of highly popular fire pits comes an innovative entry into the outdoor pizza oven market -- The Solo Pi Prime pizza Oven. Read our complete hands-on review.
Ed Mitchell’s Barbeque: A Must-Have Cookbook
Ed Mitchell's Barbeque is a celebration of the history and tradition of whole-hog barbeque from the “most famous” pitmaster in North Carolina, Ed Mitchell. Read our full review of this cookbook.
Meater 2 Plus Reviewed and Rated
The Meater 2 Plus includes such features as an extended temperature range and five sensors along the food-end of the probe. Check out our full review.
Spider Grills’ Venom Thermostatic Control Reviewed And Rated
Interested in a thermostatic control for your kettle-style charcoal grill? Read a full hands-on review of Spider Grills' Venom adapter.
ThermoPro TempSpike Plus Reviewed and Rated
The ThermoPro TempSpike Plus is an upgraded version of the original TempSpike with a shorter, smaller diameter probe that should be easier to use. Read our full review.
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