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...But charcoal grills are so DIRTY!

Started by MeatAndPotatos, January 22, 2016, 06:42:36 PM

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SmokenJoe

Clean hands are for g-i-r-l-z-z ...                           SJ
"Too Beef, or Not too Beef" ...

Looking for Dark Blue MBH 22", Dark Green MBH 22", Yellow MBH 22", Glen Blue MBH 22", Avocado MBH 22".

charred

hopelessly, helplessly, happily addicted to a shipload of Webers

JDD

I guess it all depends on one's definition of "dirty". I tend to get grease, charcoal, and ash on my hands just about every time I use one of my kettles.  Personally I don't consider this as being dirty. I simply wash off my hands and go on about my business. Yes I do get some on the cloths from time to time but it's only the grease that really bothers me. Somehow I still usually manage to get grease on the hands even when using a gas grill. In my opinion, a gas grill is less "dirty" for cooking but more "dirty" when it comes to cleaning.
May The Smoke Be With You!

Shoestringshop

I have four gas grills (3)LP's Genesis and (1)NG Summit and 5x's that in kettles SJ's, 18", and 22" grill. When we have a big party at the house I tend to use the Gas grills as a warming stations to keep all the food I cooked on the Kettles at a good temp! works great! My wife tells me that I have very expensive warmers :). In fairness I do use my gas every now and then but prefer my kettles ;D. Better taste!
Wife said "No more GRILLS in this house!" So I bought a 2nd house!

jaynik

For thr record, I shoveled out 1 of each for the latest blizzard.

...and I cooked spicy pork on the Genesis last night....


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