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Weber Q 2000 and 2200 Gas Grills Review
Our Q 2000 and 2200 review of Weber's large portable gas grills with 280 square inches of cook surface and a single 12,000 BTU stainless steel burner. These portables, originally called Baby Q, were a hit coming out of the gate and receive our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medals.
Weber Q 3200 Gas Grill Review
We reviewed Weber's full size Q Series Grills which grew from the popularity of their small portable Q 100/120 and 200/220 models. Many owners found they liked these little grills both on the go or at home. So Weber made them bigger with hose and regulator for a 20lb. LP tank standard and put them on a small cart.
Weber Q 1000 and 1200 Gas Grill Review
We reviewed Weber's Q 1000 and 1200 large portable gas grills with 189 square inches of cook surface and a single 8,500 BTU stainless steel burner. These portables, originally called Baby Q, were a hit coming out of the gate and receive our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medals.
Weber Q 2400 Electric Grill Review
Weber electric grills get pretty hot so we award them our AmazingRibs.com Silver Medal. Our review describes Q 2400's two aluminum heat retention liners that prevent heat from escaping. Additionally, the conductive properties of coated cast iron grates on all Q models help produce good sear marks.
Weber Q 1400 Electric Grill Review
We reviewed the Q 1400, Weber's small, portable electric grill. These Q electrics get hotter than many other brands. Weber attributes this to two interior, aluminum heat retention liners that prevent heat from escaping. Also, the conductive properties of coated cast iron grates on all Q models help make tasty sear marks.
REC TEC Grills RT-680 Review
We reviewed REC TEC's now discontinued RT-780 and found it was similar to Traeger's Texas Grill with significant upgrades. We smoked ribs, brisket, pork shoulder, chicken and salmon with the greatest of ease and awarded it our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
Jedmaster 2635 Legend Review
We reviewed the now discontinued Jedmaster Legend which was a flip-top charcoal fueled rotisserie grill/smoker combo with three 9" x 28" chrome plated cooking surfaces. Made of heavy 14 gauge, powder-coated carbon steel.
Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Patio Bistro Electric Grill Review
Read our review of Char-Broil's Patio Bistro. This electric cooker is particularly useful for people in apartments or condos that don't allow any device with an open flame to be used outdoors. We give it our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Bronze Medal.
Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Patio Bistro Gas Grill Review
Read our review of this compact, patio grill, suitable for small environments and/small capacity cooking needs. It has a single, 13,000 BTU, stainless steel disc burner covered with a shallow, bowl-shaped heat emitter. The emitter has a hole in the middle capped off by a small heat tent. The round porcelain coated grate is a solid cast sheet of V-shaped grooves.
Blue Ember Grills FGF50069-584 LP Review
Blue Embers is discontinued. Read our review to find why they were on the cutting edge of residential barbecue, incorporating electronics before most other brands.
Blue Ember Grills BE50070-587 NG Review
Blue Embers is discontinued. Read our review to find why they were on the cutting edge of residential barbecue, incorporating electronics before most other brands.
Blue Ember Grills BE50070-584 LP Review
Blue Embers is discontinued. Read our review to find why they were on the cutting edge of residential barbecue, incorporating electronics before most other brands.
Blue Ember Grills BE50057-567 NG Review
Blue Embers is discontinued. Read our review to find why they were on the cutting edge of residential barbecue, incorporating electronics before most other brands.
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