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Brinkmann 852-7080-E Charcoal Gourmet Grill and Smoker
Brinkmann 852-7080-E Charcoal Gourmet Grill and Smoker
The Brinkmann 852-7080-E Charcoal Gourmet Grill and Smoker is built for those who love grilling or smoking a lot of food. It’s made to slow-cook barbeque and give it that smoky taste and perfect for large get-togethers no matter what the event may be. You have a charcoal grill and smoker all in one.
The Brinkmann 852-7080-e measures 17 by 17 by 35 inches and can hold up to 50 pounds of meat or vegetables. It has two chrome-plated steel cooking grills so you can cook grilled or smoked foods. And for easy conversion, the body of the unit can be removed from the base so you can used it for grilling.
There is a built-in heat indicator in the lid so you know exactly what temperature your foods are cooking at. Other features include a porcelain-coated steel water pan that lets you smoke delicious foods like ham simply by filling the pan with water and adding charcoal or soaked wood chips to the extra-large steel charcoal pan.
And for the juiciest most deliciously smoked meat you’ll ever taste, simple add a few extra charcoals or soaked wood chips to the Brinkman Gourmet Charcoal Smoker every hour or so through the easy access of the front-hinged door.
There’s even stay-cool wooden handles so you don’t have to fear burning your hands if you need to move the entire unit before things cool of. In addition, it comes with an outdoor vinyl cover to protect it from the harsh winter chill and April showers or whatever the weather may bring. And there’s a one-year limited warranty so you know you’re covered if there’s ever a manufacturer’s defect.
Of course it doesn’t hurt that the Brinkman Charcoal Gourmet Smoker is only around $75 either. Affordability, durability and a total love for grilled and smoked barbeque. What more could a person want?
Weber 731001 Smokey Mountain Cooker
Weber 731001 Smokey Mountain Cooker 22 1/2 Inch Smoker
The name of Weber is synonymous with outdoor cooking and the Weber 731001 brings the flavor of an authentic smokehouse to any cut of meat. The perfect accompaniment for any season or occasion, smoked meats cooked in the Weber 731001 Smokey Mountain Cooker 22 1 2 Inch Smoker will elicit raves from your family or guests every time.
You can opt to smoke an entire turkey and ham together in this roomy charcoal smoker. It measures approximately 23 by 23 by 42 inches and comes with a water pan, charcoal ring, thermometer, a heat-resistant nylon handle and individual vents on the bowl and lid, so your meats are smoked to perfection every time.
One of the top-rated features for this Weber 731001 Smokey Mountain Cooker is the temperature control – a key to having successful smoked meats every time. The 731001 has a temperature control system that works great every time, staying locked in to the temperature range that you choose, no matter if it’s 200 or 325 degrees. No more getting up in the middle of the night to check the temperature.
The 731001 smoker is destined to become a classic, just as other Weber cookers and grills have become to so many outdoor grill and smoker enthusiasts. If you’re just starting out smoking meats, Weber even offers help to newbies from experienced “pit masters” on The Virtual Weber Bullet and The Virtual Weber Bulletin Board websites. You’ll find tips and hints and recipes that will ensure a smooth foray into the world of smoking meats.
When you purchase a Weber charcoal smoker cooker, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that you’ve purchased the best. It’s porcelain-enameled, premium-grade steel and comes with a steel water pan to add steam to the cooking process, ensuring that your meats stay moist and juicy – no dry, tough meats from this amazing charcoal smoker.
Check out the upgrades on this awesome smoker cooker – including the commercial-grade thermometer, tighter fit for the 2-gallon water pan, extremely sturdy legs with a mounted heat shield that provide excellent protection to your deck or patio. The access door sports a new latch and the door will stay attached to the cooker as you fold it down.
Personal reviews rate this Weber 731001 cooker as excellent in design and quality. Operating instructions are easy to read and understand, but if you have a question, you can always call on the Weber customer service department. Weber has made a name for itself in the world of charcoal grills and smokers, and they want their customers to be completely satisfied with their purchases.
Want Authentic Smokehouse Flavor? Try the Weber 731001 Smokey Mountain Cooker 22 ½ Inch Smoker…
Brinkmann 810-5301-6 Smoke N Grill Charcoal Smoker and Grill Black
810-5301-6 Brinkmann Charcoal Smoker Grill
With summer just around the corner and you may be considering upgrading your old charcoal grill for a new one. And why not when you’re thinking about the Brinkmann Charcoal Smoker Grill.
Not only can you create a smoked ham your family and friends will love, you can also grill burgers, steaks, pork chops or even bratwursts when the guys come over to watch sports and not have to worry about watching over things as much so you can enjoy the game. And with it’s ability to hold up to 50 pounds of food, you can have that backyard summer bash you’ve always dreamed of.
Plus, the Brinkmann Charcoal Smoker Grill has a thermometer built right into the lid so you don’t have to guess when your foods are ready. And with the chrome-plated steel cooking grates, cleanup is as simple as wiping it off without having to worry about your foods sticking or burning.
Other additional features include porcelain-coated steel charcoal and water pans which give foods that delicious smoky flavor. There’s also a large front-hinged door so you can easily add more charcoal or soaked wood chips during the cooking time if it’s needed. And there’s no need to worry about grabbing oven mitts if you need to move the unit before it’s cooled off since the wooden handles stay cool to the touch.
And since the unit costs less than $70, you can fit it into practically any budget. Okay, need another reason to indulge? How about their 1-year limited warranty. There’s really no reason why you and your family or friends can’t enjoy both smoked and grilled foods. But there is a reason why you should combine the best of both and that reason is the 810-5301-6 Brinkmann Charcoal Smoker Grill.
Char Broil 06701289 Charcoal Water Smoker
Char Broil 06701289 Charcoal Water Smoker
If you’re looking for a great way to smoke meats, but you’re not wanting to spend a lot of money, I certainly don’t blame you. That’s why I was excited to find the Char Broil 06701289 Charcoal Water Smoker at a price of less than $70.
And it’s not made cheap either. I mean for one it can hold up to 50 pounds of food which means you can cook a couple of turkeys in it, fish, summer squash, Cornish hens, chickens, pork loin, baby back ribs, or whatever you choose. There are two 1.5 ½ inch cooking grates made from chrome making cleanup easier than ever. And with the built in thermometer in the lid, you can keep a close eye on the temperature of your meats.
There’s also a large front-hinged door with handle that lets you add more charcoal or soaked wood chips during the cooking process if needed. And with the 6-quart water pan and 8-quart pan for charcoal, you’re sure to get the perfect smoked meats or veggies every time you use your Char Broil Charcoal Water Smoker.
Plus, it has stay cool wooden handles which keeps you from getting burned if you need to move the unit before it’s completely cooled down. And since it weighs under 40 pounds, you could easily smoke your meats on a camping trip or at a friend‘s house. In addition there’s a one-year limited warranty if there’s ever a manufacturer malfunction with the unit.
And for those of you who are just plain bored with classic black, this one is actually bright red in color which makes the Char Broil 06701289 Charcoal Water Smoker a great conversational piece as well. So yes, it’s simple yet it‘s durable, but for less than your cable bill, what more do you really need for smoking meats or vegetables?