I had a Weber 26" and loved it. You can cook a lot on it. I gave it to a friend after I got my sidebox smoker and needed more room on the patio, but now I wish I had it back. It's so versatile.
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the word weird is not in the “AR” dictionary.
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Just a small update. As I go back and forth on my decision (weber 26", Hasty Bake and the Judge), I have a new wrinkle to add.
One of the challenges that I face is food allergies from 2 family members. I have gone to some great lengths to do what I can (avoiding certain spices completely for example).
One thing I have been thinking about is being able to cook over a fire/coal bed and having no grate over the top. Kebabs for instance. The reason is I can cook certain things for members with no allergies and kept it separated from other foods. By removing the grates I can cook over the fire and the food never comes in contact with the grates.
I think all of the above could be viable options to do that in some manner? Looking for any thoughts on that approach/method.
Hope that makes sense. Its Friday and work was brutal so my brain is a bit mushy today.
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jasonwilliams14 when you win 1st place in July, choose the hasty bake. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Comment
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SheilaAnn Wouldn't that be amazing!! All problems solved!
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Well, as a guy who has an SnS Kettle, a WSM, and a Hasty-Bake ..... I think you a scholar, gentleman, and all around genius for considering that combination :-)
Also, you can often find a used Hasty-Bake in good shape for sale. Optimists are forever buying them and then discovering they aren't really that into cooking brisket every weekend.
My happy little family - Hasty-Bake, SnS Kettle, WSM 22, and Blackstone Pizza Oven
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I don't understand you people. This young man asks for help, and you actually offer reasonable advice? Why don't I get that treatment? OK, Jason, this is what we usually advise. I know you love your kids, but they will be ok. What you really need is this:
So what if your wife leaves you penniless and you can't afford to put anything on it but cheap, Bar S hot dogs. Just look at how beautiful this thing is.
This is what I expect from my AR peeps.Comment
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Another photo by a grill manufacturer that shows every square inch of the grill grate filled with every manner of food all cooking over the same fire AND a rotisserie with two perfectly cooked chickens spinning above all of that food. (How would enough heat get past to actually cook the chicken?) These pictures just kill me. 🙄🤦♂️🤷♂️
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I bought one of these Chargriller Legacy grills at Lowe’s seven years ago. I had to put felt seal on the lid and use high temp sealant where the legs meet the body. It has held up surprisingly well outside with just a cover in Florida( on my second cover and about due for a third). The only slightly annoying thing is the charcoal tray is slightly twisted but it hasn’t made a difference cooking anything. With those couple mods it is a sleeper value grill. I love being able to adjust the charcoal up and down. It’s easy to set up two zones as well. It has a metal lip (about 1/2”) all the way around the bottom half that you could set kabob skewers on as well. I got it as a temporary solution and it has definitely exceeded my expectations for longevity.
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Those fightin words around these parts!!!!
Most of my friends have MCS
It's a chronic condition. And very serious.Comment
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