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Brinkmann Dual Function Charcoal/Gas Smoker and Grill Review
This was a popular, inexpensive combo grill that we didn't recommend. Now Brinkmann is out of business. A lot of combos are still around. We think you're better off getting two separate grills. Even a large Weber Kettle is under a hundred dollars.
Brinkmann Professional Single Zone Charcoal Grill Review
The Brinkmann Professional Single Zone Charcoal Grill is a Home Depot exclusive for under 200 bucks. Standing nearly four feet tall and a little over five feet wide, it is powder black, features 2 side tables, has 576 square inches of main cooking surface. That's enough main grill space for a large family dinner.
Saffire Grill and Smoker Review
We reviewed the Saffire Grill and Smoker. It's similar in design and concept to the other egg shaped kamados, the most unique feature of the Saffire is an optional slot in the front to feed wood chips. It is available in several baked enamel colors and a table is available in several beautiful woods.
Kamado Joe ClassicJoe Review
Kamado Joe ClassicJoe is a well crafted, red ceramic cooker that presents strong competition to other 24" models in the premium priced market. Elegance and innovation are hallmarks of Kamado Joe. we give this big boy our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
Primo Oval XL 400 Review
Primo’s Oval XL 400 is their largest Oval model. Primo’s claim to fame is the unique oval shape which enables true 2-zone cooking: something that standard round designs really can’t accomplish. We tested and reviewed this model and gave it our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award.
Primo Oval Junior Review
Primo’s claim to fame is the unique oval shape which enables true 2-zone cooking: something that standard round designs really can’t accomplish. We reviewed Primo Oval Junior and award our Best Value AmazingRibs.com Platinum Medal. Junior is their smallest model.
Kamado Grills aka Kamado.com – OUT OF BUSINESS Review
This troubled company has been sold and the new owner claims he started over with a new name and completely redesigned product line.
Grill Dome Infinity Series XL Review
The Grill Dome Infinity Series XL is a big, 24 kamado made with their proprietary ceramic called Terapex, which they claim is more durable than traditional ceramic. Grill Dome is known for their beautiful enamel finishes in a variety of colors. We reviewed this big model and award our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Gold Medal.
Grill Dome Infinity Series Large Review
The Grill Dome Infinity Series Large is Grill Dome's own creation, called Terapex, which they claim is more durable than traditional ceramic and can withstand much higher temperatures. Grill Dome is known for their beautiful enamel finishes in a variety of colors. We reviewed Grill Dome and award our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Gold Medal.
Grill Dome Infinity Series Small Review
Grill Dome is known for their beautiful kamados offered in a variety of colors. We reviewed Grill Dome Infinity Series Small and award our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Gold Medal. The ceramic is Grill Dome's own creation, called Terapex, which they claim is more durable than traditional ceramic and retains the finish over time.
Bayou Classic Ceramic Cypress Grill Review
We reviewed this pretty kamado. From a distance, the Bayou Classic Ceramic Cypress Grill has an attractive, rustic look reminiscent of hand painted Japanese ceramics. Up close, one begins to notice where corners have been cut. Not as cheaply made as Char-Griller's Acorn Kamado, but not in the same league as competitors like Kamado Joe and Big Green Egg.
Broil King Keg Review
We tested the Broil King Keg. It's not a fragile ceramic kamado, but an insulated steel kamado for less money. Originally The Bubba Keg, then The Big Steel Keg until bought by Onward Mfg. This AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal winner is loaded with extras. An optional trailer hitch let's you easily transport the BKK.
Big Green Egg XLarge Ceramic Cooker Review
This 24 incher puts the BIG in Big Green Egg. Big Green Egg is often viewed as the industry standard. Good as they are many new comers to the kamado market are trying harder and offering more innovation. We reviewed the Big Green Egg XLarge Ceramic Cooker model and award our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
Big Green Egg Large Ceramic Cooker Review
For many, the Big Green Egg is the Weber of Kamados. They introduced Kamado cookers to the USA and are often viewed as the industry standard. We tested and reviewed the Big Green Egg Large Ceramic Cooker and award our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal. They are mighty good, but many new comers to the kamado market are trying harder and offering more innovation.Up Your BBQ IQ By Joining The Pitmaster Club
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