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Its main cooking grates are porcelain-enameled, which helps to retain heat as well as distribute it. This is always a key feature I look out for on modern grills as its helps to reduce uneven cooking temperatures. Due to their comparably simple construction, they tend to cost less than a similarly sized gas or pellet… Continue reading Weber Charcoal Grills Weber Alliance Dealer : BBQGuys

Oil the grates after heating them, before you cook anything—it’ll help keep food from sticking. Attaching the vent, ash catcher, and legs to the Weber is dead easy—everything simply snaps into place. Throughout, we also tested our “necessities”—accessories such as spatulas, tongs, grill brushes, and sheet pans. We learned a lot about them , but… Continue reading Weber Charcoal Grills Weber Alliance Dealer : BBQGuys

Before the cooking tests, we spent a day assembling the three grills. Overall, the cooking tests were far more important to us; you typically only assemble a grill once. But poor instructions can make assembly slow, frustrating, and full of retraced steps. And a simply bad design can make assembly needlessly difficult. Plus, poorly finished… Continue reading Weber Charcoal Grills Weber Alliance Dealer : BBQGuys

One other trick to note during assembly is that you will have to apply a little bit of tension to the legs when installing the wheels. I found that just pushing the leg in a little and then tapping the wheel covers on with a hammer (ball-peen, claw, or even a rubber mallet) worked. We… Continue reading Weber Charcoal Grills Weber Alliance Dealer : BBQGuys