Hi All,
Not trying to start a fight because I know there are many Hasty-Bake enthusiasts here, but I figure you'd be the best crowd to help me understand the difference between Hasty-Bake and other charcoal grills (built-in or otherwise) that can raise or lower the charcoal tray. I assume the devil must be in the details. For examples of the other grills I'm wondering about:
Fire magic has a few, but they don't seem to have a pull-out charcoal tray. Here's one example of many:
This is one by Sunstone that seems like it's aiming to be a direct competitor to the H-B Hastings. It has dual pull out charcoal trays that can be independently raised/lowered:
This is one by Texas Pitcrafters that also doubles as a offset smoker. There is an option to have a charcoal tray that can be raised/lowered in the main cook chamber:
I apologize if this is a newbie question, but I'm looking for a built-in charcoal solution for an outdoor kitchen and want to better understand my options. I asked this question on my Intro thread, but I thought I should post it where it likely belongs.
Thanks for any thoughts/opinions...
Jay
Not trying to start a fight because I know there are many Hasty-Bake enthusiasts here, but I figure you'd be the best crowd to help me understand the difference between Hasty-Bake and other charcoal grills (built-in or otherwise) that can raise or lower the charcoal tray. I assume the devil must be in the details. For examples of the other grills I'm wondering about:
Fire magic has a few, but they don't seem to have a pull-out charcoal tray. Here's one example of many:
This is one by Sunstone that seems like it's aiming to be a direct competitor to the H-B Hastings. It has dual pull out charcoal trays that can be independently raised/lowered:
This is one by Texas Pitcrafters that also doubles as a offset smoker. There is an option to have a charcoal tray that can be raised/lowered in the main cook chamber:
I apologize if this is a newbie question, but I'm looking for a built-in charcoal solution for an outdoor kitchen and want to better understand my options. I asked this question on my Intro thread, but I thought I should post it where it likely belongs.
Thanks for any thoughts/opinions...
Jay
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