How to choose your barbecue
The question every motorhomer wants to answer is probably : what barbecue should I choose for my vehicle ? Wood, charcoal, gas, solar, electric… the range of barbecues being quite wide, we offer you this selection to help you see more clearly.
Table Top Barbecue
It can be used all year round, can be used easily and it will not take up much space in your vehicle. Depending on your needs, this type of BBQ can be gas or electricity powered.
Between £20 and £250.
Foldable barbecue
This steel barbecue is the perfect travel buddy. Best-seller in its category, this charcoal grill is thin, foldable and can be taken anywhere.
Between £15 and £80
Solar barbecue
Say goodbye to the charcoal and enjoy the sunlight for your grilled meat. These new solar barbecues are developed by the company Sunited, established in 2006. Light, foldable and easy to carry everywhere, they perfectly fit in the storage area of your vehicle. It will take 15-20 minutes for your sausages to be cooked.
between £50 and £450 on IDCOOK.
Disposable barbecue
What is that thing ? It is an aluminum container that is filled with charcoal and covered with a cooking grill. With an unbeatable price, this barbecue is ideal for your treks, walks or picnics. This BBQ can only be used once.
£4 pounds for two on Homebase
Integrated barbecue
On some vehicles, some barbecues are integrated. The luckiest will even be able to benefit from the outdoor grill half-barbecue half-plancha to cook salmon, beef, vegetables etc…
Bonus : The Jag grill
Ideal to eat with your friends, this crazy concept comes from the US. It is a 8 people table that can be used as a barbecue during the meal.
Between 2500 and 3000 dollars…
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