Here are some things I would buy.
Necessary and also for safety.
1. A good set of grill tools.
2. Charcoal chimney.
3. High temp grill gloves or welder gloves so you aren't burning yourself when handling the chimney, removing grates, or cleaning/moving coals.
4. Go to thermoworks and buy an instant read thermometer so you aren't over cooking or worse poisening people with under cooked food. I have the MK4 and love it. Even use it indoors.
5. Stainless steel grill cleaning tool that has coiled wire instead of individual wires that can fall out and get stuck in food.
6. Charcoal Tongs. SnS has a set.
7. Grill cover.
Luxury Items Based on Your Preference
1. SnS and all of there accessories.
2. Roti from Cajun Bandit.
3. Pizza Kettle and Accessories.
4. Vortex from Owens BBQ.
5. Smoker Ring Kettle Kit from Cajun Bandit.
6. Probe Thermometer from Thermoworks. The Smoke, Smoke X, or Signals. The last two work with their Air controller Billows.
7. Stainless steel grates from KillaGrilla.
Most good accessories come from reputable companies. All of the above I mentioned here you can search and find glowing reviews. The accessory rabbit hole can go deep, but I say spend a little extra for the quality so you aren't buying it again later or getting frustrated because it doesn't work. Just take your time and learn by doing, watching videos, and visiting the sections on the forum. The food will already taste way better than if you had used gas. [emoji14]
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