This ultra rare, mega vintage ’50s Weber Kettle has a solid metal triangle base, metal top handle, and badass yellow drizzle factory finish. It’s an 18″ grill with metal top handle. Possibly the rarest grill around. It belongs to Ed, a longtime friend and hero of the WKC.
We’re more than halfway through November and Thanksgiving is almost here. Have you thought about what you wanted for Xmas or Hanukkah wish list? Get some ideas here: WKC Holiday wishlist If you’ve been bad, maybe you’ll even get lumps of coal! and who knows, maybe Santa is watching 😉
Greetings! It was a slower week here at WKC as it gets colder in the northern part of the U.S. Don’t put your kettles away quite yet! We will be putting together some information on cooking when it’s cold so you can enjoy that ‘cue through the winter!
Update April 10, 2016 – We’re adding Slow’n Sear. The Slow’n Sear just outright spanks the Smokenator. We’ll leave the Smokenator listed for now. We all already know that the Weber Charcoal Kettle is the ULTIMATE grilling machine. It grills, it bakes, it roasts – and it even smokes (true barbecue). While the standard Weber charcoal…
November has finally come! I hope that you had an awesome Halloween. Did you see the awesome weber pumpkin that member “Salad” carved? If not, you probably aren’t following us on Facebook. The Weber Kettle Club page has hit 100 likes. What an amazing milestone for a page that’s only been active for a few weeks! Check…
This weekend we has our first feature on a member and his kettle: HankB! This feature was initially thought of as a way to feature a cool kettle, but I quickly realized that the owner behind the kettle is the best part of the story. Hank is a prime example of a Grillfella that is a…
This is the first in a series of member and kettle features. We are honored to have HankB and his 18.5″ 1974 Weber Kettle as the first member and kettle combo. I first met HankB at the Chicago WKC meet and I was taken aback by how much he had to share. His featured ’74…
With Thanksgiving a little more than a month away, have you thought about your family’s turkey? If your idea of good turkey is Boston market and amusement park turkey legs, boy you are missing out! The Weber kettle has been turning out great turkey for generations using “covered cooking.” The innovation of the lid radiates…
This week was full of amazing scores, cooks, and meet ups. Keep up the great work! The WKC Chicago Chapter strikes again with an awesome meet, tailgate trading, and a special guest appearance from Warren Peterson who helped Weber make the transition to stamp kettles check out the meet here: Chicago meetup with special gues Warren…
Greetings! This weekend the WKC Chicago chapter is having another mini meet at the Weber grill in Lombard, IL. I had the honor of attending the last one and it was a blast! Grillfellas from the greater Chicagoland area come to talk kettles, do some trading, and have a good time. Word on the street is…
