The 2015 Mod Month entries were so epic that no could narrow down winners. Well that and we were all busy playing Santa Clause. Without further bullshit or ado, here are the winners! First Place: TexasOnion – 26″ Weber Performer Ron, AKA TexasOnion, is pretty freaking handy. Since Weber hasn’t blessed us with a 26″…
Mod Month 2015 2nd place winner here! Chicago area member, Gunner, needed a better way to move around his WSM. I can’t imagine the snowing blowing 6 month Chicago winters had anything to do with those needs. Gunner skipped the casters – good call dude. Casters installed on the legs just isn’t stable enough and…
UPDATE: It’s been more than two years. I own multiple Slow N Sear devices and use them constantly. The SNS improves the performance of a Weber kettle and I consider it a must-have accessory. It’s available on as well as website. Looking for tips, tricks, and general usage for the Slow N Sear? Check…
WKC member Zavod44 has create some gorgeous Weber handles using some exotic wood. Check them out below! [ebayfeedsforwordpress feed=”http://rest.ebay.com/epn/v1/find/item.rss?keyword=weber+handle&sortOrder=BestMatch&programid=1&campaignid=5337784323&toolid=10039&listingType1=All&lgeo=1&sellerId1=executor70&feedType=rss” items=”20″]
The BBQ Vortex has been gaining tremendous popularity lately. It’s a simple steel cone that promises four unique uses in your grill. It comes in a few different sizes to fit your needs. My first thoughts, before I ever received a Vortex, was that it seemed gimmicky and rather expensive. I was concerned that I…
Over the Labor Day weekend the Weber Kettle Club community held a burger throwdown. Dozens of talented backyard chefs ground their meat, pounded their patties and put it all on display for the world to see. The contributions were truly magical. You can view all of the entries here. A small committee of members voted…
It’s pretty obvious that we LOVE Weber here. I mean, a community of 12,000 people all here because they love the Weber charcoal grill – that says a lot. Why? Weber stands behind their products. Our forums and many others are filled with glorious tales of amazing customer service. Here’s a great example that happened…
The Maverick ET-732 was not the first wireless BBQ thermometer when was released in late 2010 but it took the backyard bbq world by storm. The Maverick ET-732, sometimes branded as Redi-Check, Imation, etc. has become the ‘standard’ wireless bbq thermometer for a reason. It’s accurate, its rugged, and it does its job. Mine has been…
Last fall Matt O’Brien, a WKC Statesmen, blogger, community leader, and all around awesome guy, was chosen as Weber’s Biggest Fan. They sent camera crews to his house, powdered his nose, and captured footage of Matt in his natural offline habitat – cleaning, arranging, and utilizing his spectacular collection of Weber charcoal grills. They also…
It’s been a CRAZY year already, and it’s only APRIL. So far this year we’ve hit: – 11,000 members – 160,000 messages – 13,000 kettles owned We’ve been featured on Mint.com, a few magazines that I can’t remember the name of (apparently people still read magazines). We’ve formed partnerships with Aaron Franklin, Thermaworks, Cajun Bandit,…
