Deep Singh

Never had one but would like to purchase this weekend. I would like it to be gas fired, not too big, easy to use and something that won't rust if I leave it in the garden under a cover.

Thanks

psyops

Buy the most expensive one you can find, then post pictures of it on here.

RichardS2005

Gas fired is for pussies and yanks - get a webber kettle barbeque and slow cook a nice leg of lamb....mmmm.....smokey...

BlkKnight

brick built!

when it get's rusty replace the tray's for £10.00

bootsy

i make my own

Deep Singh

You back again under another alias?

Varboy

buy a cheap one as they only last a couple of years if you use it heavily,

preferably get one with a griddle not lava rock

Deep Singh

1)Brick built will be expensive as I'll have to pay a bricklayer? Also how do I gas fire it?

2) Bootsy, how do you build your own

3) Varboy, whats lava rock??

Jaybird-UK

pop down to a local garden centre, most carry a large range

we have one of these makes Outback Barbecues UK, Outback Barbecues with FREE Gas Reg & FREE UK Delivery*

had it for a few years, real easy to use and good results.

BlkKnight

you don't need a brickie!

easy as pee

How to build a brick barbeque

hectic

F.F.S.....

fast bloke

Get a Webber gas one - I think they are made from the same stuff as black boxes in planes. I got an Outback about 6 years ago - it is looking like this might be its last year. My sister got a Webber about 10 years ago - it still looks like new

unclebuck

Don't forget to buy the Version album (by Mark ronson) as a soundtrack to your party.

KiwiGTI

Beefeater or Weber are the two best makes and would suit someone that has recently won the lottery.

Charles aka Charlie

Aldi (of all places) have got a gas BBQ at £50.



At that price you could replace the bugger every year.

KiwiGTI

Depending on the size of the garden :

Beefeater : BBQ, Outdoor Entertaining

or if limited for space :

Beefeater : BBQ, Outdoor Entertaining

rob2006

iTrader: (1)

Thats alright eh! i fancy me one of those.!

Charles aka Charlie

You can't go wrong at that price (tank of fuel)

satanbaby

aye

DCI Gene Hunt

Flaming Barbecues UK - Buy gas barbecues, charcoal barbecues and patio heaters

I've just bought a Beefeater gas 3 burner with side pan burner

Its all metal, and REALLY sturdy, it uses stainless plates to atomise and fat spillage to prevent flameup thus prevent blackened bangers

Abdabz

Simple rules: Dont buy gas ones... There's nothing slightly manly about gas BBQ's and the food never tastes as good.
Also remember, always throw burnt, uneaten food over your house roof and have bun fights with the remaning buns
Surely others play such jovial bbq games?

psyops

This is true if your primary goal for a barbecue is to cook good food and have fun... however if the objective is to show off your wealth on an internet forum you'd have to go for something like this:

345 horsepower, 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 engine powered Barbeque - Image 1 of 14 - gizmag Image Gallery

Let us know when you've got it Deep Singh!

Jay m A

iTrader: (2)

I can beat that Aldi, Tesco are doing one for £45. You can only squeeze a few burgers on those types though - rubbish

Dunk

iTrader: (1)

If you want ease, rig up a microwave on an extnesion lead outside, if you want a BBQ use charcoal & griddle.

D (Outback Roaster 2000 )

Bakerman

Buy a webber kettle and do a bbq not an outside grill, bought mine nearly 10yrs ago and lives outside. No rust and never cleand the racks (anything that survives the heat from a bbq deserves to live) and still looks and works a treat. Must be used 50times a year.

Guarantee eating within 1hr of taking cover off bbq due to my superb starting method.

Jay m A

iTrader: (2)

Hey get off off Deeps back, why the snipey comments?

Reviews of things on here are usually better than the 'justify my purchase' reviews you get under a product on the 'please buy from me' websites

Yes it grates when the unpteenth plazma thread comes up

Anyway I've been considering this Image(s) for 2 Burner Gas BBQ With Side Burner - Tesco.Direct

or this http://www.flamingbarbecues.co.uk/2-...Tasman-300-BBQ - free cover but it is a small grill

WRX_Dazza

gonna be Deep "Singe" more like, with a gas one.... lol.

i prefer the taste on a proper charcoal grill, but the convenience of Gas.
webber and outback are great, and remember the gas one's can be used quickly, ie: when you get home from work int' evening and fancy a quick steak in the summer)...

mind you "Barbequeing aint proper cooking"

oh and its more fun lighting a charcoal one!!!!

good luck and remember to invite us all for testing!!!

DAzza

RichardS2005

Seriously though if your going to gas barbeque why not just use your grill in the house! Its about the taste and smell not just being outside and cooking.

I've never really had a problem with time to light it - use good charcoal, some of that gel stuff firelighters etc and it only takes 15/20 minutes. Also you can get a mug like thing to light the charcoal a bit quicker and more easily - Welcome to Weber.com

Flatcapdriver

Try here...

Gas Barbecues

Better still...

Portable Gas Barbecues, Catering Barbecues, Barbecue Manufacturers

KiwiGTI

They look disgusting, kind of like they are stuck in the 1970's. Surprised they don't offer fondue sets.