George Foreman Portable Gas BBQ with Integrated Thermostat, Black, Lightweight & Compact, Steel Body & Automatic Ignition, Gas Barbecue, GFSBBQ1

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PIEZO IGNITION - The Piezo ignition does away with the need for matches, so wherever you are, you can cook with ease - no more fumbling around in the dark. For added peace of mind, this BBQ comes with a 1 Year Guarantee. This way, in the unlikely event something goes wrong, you know we'll always be on hand to help. 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. Additional features: Generally, these are nice to haves, but it’s worth thinking about what else comes in the box. For example, one of our joint winners, the Whistler, comes with a rotisserie system that can be added to the BBQ. The Weber, another one of our winners, comes with an additional temperature probe for even more controlled cooking. 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 side for controlled air flow.

Electric BBQs are the latest innovation in outdoor cooking, and as their name suggests, you simply plug them into the mains to start grilling. This means that there’s no need for gas cannisters, heavy bags of charcoal, firewood or kindling. If you need to feed a small army (or large family), this impressive gas BBQ will help you get a feast ready in no time. This model boasts six main burners, plus an additional burner off to the side, a double-layered hood and an impressive amount of storage space. Cleanup is made much easier with a removable grease tray and a handy pan that hangs under the grill, collecting grease. It’s also on wheels, making it easy to put away when you’re done. Storage: This is three-fold. You need to think about where you’ll keep your BBQ in the garden, where you’ll store it over winter and what on-board storage there is.A gas BBQ gives you control over your cooking. You can alter the temperature, which makes it easier to grill more delicate foods such as vegetables and fish. Most BBQs have one or two, and if there is a side burner, look to see if there’s a cover that will convert it into a workspace. They add extra size to your BBQ but some fold down, which helps if space is at a premium.

Then consider what you’ll need while cooking. Some have shelves or hooks for tools, so you can keep everything you need nearby. American grill company Weber pretty much rules supreme in the BBQ world, and its gas BBQs are undoubtedly the gold standard. While some might wince at the price, investing in a Weber BBQ is a smart move if you’re serious about high-performance grilling and want a model that will last summer after summer without showing its age. Second, make sure you use both the right gas and the right adapter. Some models will only take one type of fuel, whereas others come with fittings that allow you to use both. Before you try to start the grill, make sure you’re using the right connector and the right gas, and that any adapters are properly fitted. Key Specs – Fuel type: LPG; Number of burners: 3; Cooking area: 68 x 48cm; Dimensions (WDH): 150 x 74 x 120cm; Weight: 75kgThanks to its wheels, this portable motorhome barbecue is easy to manoeuvre, and it comes with numerous features that we think make it an attractive product to consider. We appreciate that you don’t have to bend over it, as you have the option of detaching the grill and using it on a tabletop or alternatively using the trolley legs to get it to a reasonable height.

Some BBQs also have a side burner, which tends to be used for preparing food that you wouldn’t grill. These expand your BBQ’s cooking capabilities but aren’t a necessity. The BBQs on our list range from one burner to five. There’s no specific amount that's better, but be wary that more burners do equate to bigger BBQs. This motorhome barbecue combines ease of use with a portable size, two very useful features that make it ideal for taking on a picnic or to the beach. The PartyGrill offers a simple yet robust set up that will suit couples looking to cook a simple meal. It comes supplied with an aluminium plate for consistent heat distribution, and has an easy to use Piezo ignition system for lighting. 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 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. The Go Anywhere Gas BBQ has a handy built in thermostat to help you monitor the temperature of the grill, ensuring you cook your food to perfection. The Piezo ignition does away with the need for matches, making it the perfect camping budding - no more fumbling around in the dark. The George Foreman Go Anywhere Gas BBQ is as versatile as you are, helping to make every day an adventure. Performance and cooking results: we wanted to see even and well-defined grill marks and fully cooked food at a steady and consistent temperature – no burned sausages here! READ NEXT: Take a look at our favourite garden parasols The best gas barbeques to buy in 2023 1. George Foreman 3 Burner Gas BBQ: The best value gas BBQ