With its stylish design, the GFGBBQ4B-N looks at home in any setting, so there's no more trying to hide the tired old BBQ from your guests. There are tonnes of outdoor grills and BBQs that come with a high price tag, but choosing a gas BBQ tends to mean that you'll get a more simple, more convenient, and more seamless type of outdoor cooking. They are generally much easier to clean and the ignition and temperature controls mean you can be completely in charge of what you're cooking. Gas BBQs are completely safe when they're used properly. Here are some tips to make sure you are using the BBQ safely and correctly: The only real downside to gas BBQs – and some diehard BBQers will tell you it’s a big one – is that you miss out on that traditional charred, smokey taste. Flavoured smoking woods and charcoals are rising in popularity for solid-fuel grills, and while you can buy smoker boxes to use with gas, they won’t work for every model and don’t add quite as much flavour. There’s lots to consider when investing in a BBQ, so we’ve broken down the features we think are worth keeping in mind.

It’s not just set-up that’s speedy, either. Electric BBQs are also easier to clean, as you don’t need to dispose of gas cannisters or used charcoal. This Char-Broil Smart-E BBQ even boasts a self-cleaning mode and, although it didn’t remove all residue, our testers appreciated the assistance. WOOD EFFECT SHELVES - This George Foreman 4 Burner BBQ features stylish wood effect accents and shelves. There's also a chrome plated steel grill and handy grease collection tray. As well as being the undisputed king of personal grills, George Foreman has also put his name to a series of gas BBQs that are just as stylish and affordable as their smaller siblings. This model features three individual burners and an impressively spacious cooking area, allowing you to have up to ten portions on the go at once. There’s also an integrated thermometer, which lets you keep control of the temperature of each individual cooking zone. So whether you’re whipping up burgers, steaks, fish or veggie kebabs, you can ensure perfect temperatures throughout. INTEGRATED THERMOSTAT - The integrated thermostat helps you maintain optimum cooking temperature, meaning your food can cook faster. Plus, there's an adjustable vent in the lid for controlled air flow. This 4 burner George Foreman gas BBQ is the perfect choice for family get togethers or summer garden parties. With its large grill area (enough for up to 10 portions), Piezo ignition and handy thermostat, it makes summer BBQ's a breeze.

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PORTIONS - Whether you BBQ for family or friends, in a garden or on a terrace, this George Foreman Gas BBQ has a 70 x 42cm grill area and can cook up to 10 portions at a time; enough for any hungry bunch!

It's cheaper to run: The upfront cost may be more pricey. However, in the long term, gas barbecues are a cheaper alternative to using a charcoal BBQ, which requires a new batch with every use. The perfect choice for a family get-together or summer garden parties, this generously sized barbecue boasts four burners and a grill large enough to hold up to ten portions. With automatic ignition and a handy thermostat, this barbecue makes light work of cooking for the masses. Side trays — These are usually on either side of the grill and provide more space for your BBQ for food prep. Some side trays also have a side burner, but come with a cover to convert it into a worktop. It’s not a necessity but can be useful. BURNER GAS BBQ - This 4-burner George Foreman Gas BBQ is the perfect choice for family get togethers or summer garden parties. Better temperature control: There are no flare-ups with gas burners, so there's no need to worry about incinerating your sausages.

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It won't offer the same smoky flavour or reach the same high temperatures as a charcoal BBQ, so may not brown and sear your food in the same way. However, the lower temperatures of a gas BBQ are an advantage if you want to cook joints of meat for a longer period using rotisserie accessories. TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Four stainless steel burners (7.2 kW) and a side burner (2.1 kW) that can be adjusted and ignited individually via Piezo ignition to accommodate cooking a variety of meat and vegetables with different requirements at the same time. The CosmoGrill 4+1 also features a built-in thermostat enabling you to cook to perfection.