Spotted this on my way through B&Q today (Harlow store). Was a stack of these gas barbecues all down to £30. Can only assume because it's end of the season. Can't find on the website so likely in store only clearing old stock.
Never seen a gas one this cheap, I prefer the old school way however so have never looked too hard.
Good luck hunting :-)
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danb0407 to abbas1969
14 Sep 1632#37
maybe you're spelling it wrong :smirk:
boothy999
13 Sep 1618#8
It's not a bbq if it's gas! It's just a grill!! Might as well stay indoors and use your cooker!
Voucher Boy to boothy999
13 Sep 1615#9
Well, I know where you're coming from, but that's not strictly true. The fat still drips down onto the burner covers and the burning of that fat, gives the BBQ taste to the food. Not as well as the charcoal I agree, but still far superior to an oven.
blondie123
13 Sep 164#13
An outdoor gas cooker to go with my outdoor bath, (or call it a hot tub if it makes you feel better) just need my outdoor toilet building, then im really up with the posh folk !!!
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tek-monkey
13 Sep 161#1
Bargain, am after one with a side burner myself but thats a bit of a trek!
IlesKevinPC
13 Sep 161#2
None near any of my locals :disappointed:
snoopy88
13 Sep 161#3
looks like a customer has just crossed that sign out and put £30. i doubt they'd go that cheap but I suppose ringing that particular store and asking the price would confirm.
s1i
13 Sep 16#4
any in bradford
thewisebluecat
13 Sep 161#5
looks like it was only 99 to start with and currently 70 online with b n q , bargain but prefer the real mans way to bbq :wink:
Between now and the end of October is silly season for gas BBQ prices, I tend to buy stuff like this out of season (got the brilliantly stylish Masterchef 2 burner from Tesco last October for 60 quid reduced from 200!).
boothy999
13 Sep 1618#8
It's not a bbq if it's gas! It's just a grill!! Might as well stay indoors and use your cooker!
Voucher Boy to boothy999
13 Sep 1615#9
Well, I know where you're coming from, but that's not strictly true. The fat still drips down onto the burner covers and the burning of that fat, gives the BBQ taste to the food. Not as well as the charcoal I agree, but still far superior to an oven.
halion to boothy999
13 Sep 162#12
Gas is better IMO (I have a Weber master touch charcoal which never gets used since I bought my cheap Argos gas BBQ)
Deals on gas barbecues never fail to bring out the barbie snobs! Get over yourself.
I have a Weber Smoky Joe, and love a charcoal barbecue but each to their own, eh?
coco2007 to boothy999
13 Sep 161#31
Cheers for that, captain clueless.
Duelling Duck to boothy999
14 Sep 163#35
I used to think this until I didn't.
.Griff. to boothy999
14 Sep 16#43
Have you actually used one or is this just something Bob down the boozer spouts out to everyone?!?
mrew42 to boothy999
14 Sep 16#45
Stay indoors then, and try and cut down on your internet usage too
-=blootoon=- to boothy999
14 Sep 16#52
yes to a certain extent but if it uses gas and lava rock then it is getting close.
I use a gas outback bbq but replace once side of the lava rock with charcoal then use the gas to light the charcole, the coals are close to the grill but it cooks a great 1 inch thick sirloin steak in 100 or so secs per side :smiley:
gordyk626 to boothy999
14 Sep 16#59
A real bbq is a charcoal bbq. It has more flavour plus it takes dedication. As you say a gas bbq is no different than cooking the food under a hot grill in the kitchen. It is for posers !
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Never seen a gas one this cheap, I prefer the old school way however so have never looked too hard.
Good luck hunting :-)
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http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/indybest/best-barbecues-2014-9312764.html
http://www.diy.com/departments/g450-bondi-4-burner-gas-barbecue-with-side-burner/768473_BQ.prd
Between now and the end of October is silly season for gas BBQ prices, I tend to buy stuff like this out of season (got the brilliantly stylish Masterchef 2 burner from Tesco last October for 60 quid reduced from 200!).
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/11653334/Gas-v-coal-BBQs.html
I have a Weber Smoky Joe, and love a charcoal barbecue but each to their own, eh?
I use a gas outback bbq but replace once side of the lava rock with charcoal then use the gas to light the charcole, the coals are close to the grill but it cooks a great 1 inch thick sirloin steak in 100 or so secs per side :smiley: