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Memphis Pro Pellet Smoker Review
We tested and reviewed this beautiful, high tech, stainless steel smoker and gave it our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award. Fit and finish are impeccable on these luxury pellet smokers. The "Intelligent Temperature Control" is a sophisticated, touch-pad digital controller.
Brinkmann Pellet Fuel Grill Review
In 2012 Brinkmann designed this smoker to be a knock off of Traeger's popular Lil' Tex pllet smoker. Since then, however, other manufacturers have brought newer, better pellet smokers to market, making this one a relic. We don't recommend this antiquated device.
Blaz’n Grill Works Grand Slam Pellet Smoker Review
Read our review. Blaz'n Grill has the basic design is typical of many pellet smokers, but offers a few unique features. Foremost is the easy clean burn pot.
Blaz’n Grill Works Tailgater Pellet Smoker Review
The Tailgater Grill pellet smoker by Blaz'n Grill Works their smallest model. The basic design is typical of many pellet smokers, but Blaz'n Grill offers a few unique features. Foremost is the easy clean burn pot which allows you to bypasses the task of lifting the greasy grates and drip pan to clean out ash.
Master Forge 2-Burner Cast Aluminum Gas Grill Review
The Master Forge 2-Burner Cast Aluminum Gas Grill is the only aluminum grill they make, and their only model that bears the Made in the USA claim. That's because it is made for Lowe's Master Forge brand by Huntington in Huntington, IN. W award this small gasser our AmazingRibs.com Silver Medal.
Master Forge Portable Gas Grill Review
A small. portable Master Forge gas grill with a single, U-shaped burner. Master Forge owners either love 'em or hate 'em. Construction is flimsy. We don't recommend this model.
Master Forge 4-Burner Stainless Steel Gas Grill Review
Master Forge is a brand that people either love or hate. As with all Master Forge cookers, construction is flimsy. We don't recommend this model.
Master Forge 2-Burner Gas Grill Review
Master Forge 2-burner is the smallest model. Some owners complain about crumby construction, bad customer service and lack of replacement of parts, while others love their grills and are eager to shower praise, and appreciate the low price tag.
Master Forge 5-Burner Gas Grill Review
This model has a large, fold-out work shelf on the left side. Master Forge is a brand that people either love or hate. As with all Master Forge cookers, construction is flimsy and the work shelf is unstable. We don't recommend this model.
Master Forge 5-Burner Modular Gas Grill Review
The Master Forge 5-Burner Modular Gas Grill comes with a lot of extras and a matching sink/bar with griddle and burners is available for an additional $800. As with all Master Forge cookers, construction is flimsy. We don't recommend this model.
Saber Cast 500 3-Burner Gas Grill Review
Our review of the Saber Cast 500; an entry level model to the Saber line of gas grills. Saber's unique design earns our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award. The Saber grilling system excels at high temperature searing.
Saber SS 670 4-Burner Gas Grill Review
The Saber SS 670 is their large stainless steel premium model to the Saber line of gas grills. One could compare it to Weber's Summit grills in quality and price. We tested and reviewed the 4-burner version of this model. Saber's unique design earns our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award.
Saber SS 330 2-Burner Gas Grill Review
Our review of the Saber SS 330; is their small stainless steel premium model to the Saber line of gas grills. One could compare it to Weber's Summit grills in quality and price. Saber's unique design earns our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award.
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