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What barbeque do you use?
Beauclaire
12%
 12%  [ 8 ]
Cadac
40%
 40%  [ 27 ]
Disposable charcoal
10%
 10%  [ 7 ]
George foreman thingy?
6%
 6%  [ 4 ]
Charcoal barbeque
30%
 30%  [ 20 ]
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Barbeque season approaching - what do you use?
125655 PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 7:46 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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I love cooking outside - I managed to get my dealer to throw in a outside gas point so that I can use my beauclaire outside.

Cooking alfresco whilst drinking beer or wine on a hot sunny day is what motorhomes are made for!



What do other people cook with (poll attached)

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125658 PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 7:55 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Hi Martin,
I have just ordered a Hibachi. Old style, but enameled steel rather than the original cast iron. I loved my old Hibachi and still think there's nothing like charcoal Laughing

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125661 PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 8:01 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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coral wrote:
Cooking alfresco whilst drinking beer or wine on a hot sunny day is what motorhomes are made for!


Hi Coral

I totally agree except a G&T comes before the vino....

I had no where to tick in the poll...so I am "none of the above"



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125664 PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 8:08 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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We come under 2 heading in the poll.

We have a small lidded barbeque which has legs that fold up inside it so it is a neat little unit.
The disposable BBQs fit perfectly inside and, when used ,can be thrown away, leaving the BBQ clean enough to be put away in the luton.

Perfect solution: no bending down to the disposable BBQ, no fire risk to the grass and no cleaning the grill and surrounds of a "proper" charcoal BBQ or carting round bags of charcoal.

When we first started with this system the disposables were well under £1 each. No longer so I might have to make my own !

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After decades of being a charcoal only fanatic, I relented and bought a Cadac last summer.. best thing since .. well.. charcoal Wink

We cooked everything on it last holiday, 'heart attack' breakfasts to late suppers .. best accessory to date Cool

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coral wrote:
Cooking alfresco whilst drinking beer or wine on a hot sunny day is what motorhomes are made for!


emmmmmmm ..yes and a few other pleasures Very Happy

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Hi,
My wife grew up in Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) and it was a family tradition to have a brai every Saturday (more on the holidays or special occasions)
Myself growing up in Ireland don't remember any ( It ithink the charcoal wouldn't lite with the damp and the rain in the Bog. (just taking the michael). So you can guess that I had to learn quick stle (and this was before it became very popular in the UK),
I always used ro think I would never move from Charcoal but eventually I bought my first gas then anotther and so on. Now I have one of those GF Fat busting ones and I have to say that it is used almost daily on summer hols and even I use it at home for just us on the weekends (weather dependant).
The absolute best thing about a Brai is to become gently sozzeled and you gently sizzle the food and your self Laughing
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