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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIt's the sort of thing you excitedly show your friends and family, they look at it, look at you, look at it, ask how much it was, look at it, look at you, look at it, ask again how much it was, look at it, look at you, ask what does it do, look at it, look at you, ask how much it was again and then say "that's erm, cool, yeah".
HTH BIDI
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It's the sort of thing you excitedly show your friends and family, they look at it, look at you, look at it, ask how much it was, look at it, look at you, look at it, ask again how much it was, look at it, look at you, ask what does it do, look at it, look at you, ask how much it was again and then say "that's erm, cool, yeah".
HTH BIDI
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Originally posted by Scruff View PostThe first two will last 10 years
The last two last 4-5 BBQ's / Braai's - in my house, 1-2 weeks at the most.
The EGG looks like a poncy toy (Giffen Good) and will go well with a Barbour Jacket, Hunter Wellies and some cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off
But I wanted a Pizza oven and a smoker so in the end my garden would have been a mess of kitchen toys instead of a place to sit in and look at flowers.
This poncy toy wont rust and does all three. So thats my next play money spent after my new car is ordered...
Seriously this place is supposed to be a place for contractorsI have never seen so many tightwads.
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Originally posted by Scruff View PostWeber (£100)
Fire Chminey (£10)
Lumpwood Charcoal or Small briquettes (large ones = less controlled heat) (£5 = 10Kg)
Firelighters (£2)
The first two will last 10 years
The last two last 4-5 BBQ's / Braai's - in my house, 1-2 weeks at the most.
The EGG looks like a poncy toy (Giffen Good) and will go well with a Barbour Jacket, Hunter Wellies and some cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off
though my weber was getting a tad knackered after 6 years.
And for a weber you're looking at at least a couple of hundred for a decent one
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Weber (£100)
Fire Chminey (£10)
Lumpwood Charcoal or Small briquettes (large ones = less controlled heat) (£5 = 10Kg)
Firelighters (£2)
The first two will last 10 years
The last two last 4-5 BBQ's / Braai's - in my house, 1-2 weeks at the most.
The EGG looks like a poncy toy (Giffen Good) and will go well with a Barbour Jacket, Hunter Wellies and some cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off
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Originally posted by doodab View PostI bought a weber gas one, it's ready to go in 10 minutes so you only need small break in the clouds.
This also takes 10 minutes and 5 sheets of news paper...
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Weber (£100)
Fire Chminey (£10)
Lumpwood Charcoal or Small briquettes (large ones = less controlled heat) (£5 = 10Kg)
Firelighters (£2)
The first two will last 10 years
The last two last 4-5 BBQ's / Braai's - in my house, 1-2 weeks at the most.
The EGG looks like a poncy toy (Giffen Good) and will go well with a Barbour Jacket, Hunter Wellies and some cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostI get the disposable ones from the supermarket, because lets face it, it's very rarely dry or warm enough for cooking outside these days. Costs me about £10 a year.
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I use a Cadac Carry Chef, which can then plug into the gas bottle in my camper van for while we're away.
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostI get the disposable ones from the supermarket, because lets face it, it's very rarely dry or warm enough for cooking outside these days. Costs me about £10 a year.
I had a weber back in blighty and was even using it in winter, it was great for roast chicken.
So really looking forward to getting this, as I miss bbqing.
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