Gas Grills

What to focus on when buying a gas grill

When choosing a gas grill, the key parameters are the number of burners, performance, igniter type, temperature settings, and accessories.

• Number of burners - more burners allows you to make several meals at the same time.
• Performance - high-powered grills cook faster. On the downside, powerful grills consume more gas.
• Igniter type - piezoelectric ignition is the best choice, as it ignites with a simple press of a button.
• Temperature setting options - continuous burner control allows you to grill/heat different types of dishes.
• Accessories - some grills offer practical storage areas for ingredients, a dedicated thermometer for precise temperature control when grilling, or a pan for excess dripping fat.

Some gas grills are equipped with wheels, which ensures easy handling.  You can also find grills with a side burner, so you can heat up a sauce or soup while you cook. Most grills are equipped with a lid, which speeds up the grilling process.

Why should you choose a gas grill:

• Easy to use
• You don't need to start a fire - just connect a gas bottle
• Immediately ready for use
• No ash or wood smoke to choke you and your guests