What's the best grill for you?
The big debate between gas grills and charcoal grills has been going on for decades. It's important to remember that there are always people who prefer one type of fuel to another (this is an ongoing debate among the BBQ Community). Determining which type of grill is best for you can be confusing. That's why I created this guide to compare grills and resolve big discussions.
What is the best grill for you? Consider your tastes, lifestyle, budget and cooking style. We recommend that you choose the grill that suits your individual needs. If you can't decide, please call us. We will support you.
Consider your taste, lifestyle, budget and cooking style. We recommend that you choose the grill that suits your individual needs. If you can't decide, please call us. We will support you.
Gas Grills
- Convenience: The gas grill lights up quickly and only takes a few minutes to be ready for cooking. To turn off the grill, simply turn it off.
Versatility: The gas grill offers multiple burners and a variety of accessories such as infrared burners and rotisserie kits.
Temperature Control: Normally, each burner has its own control knob, which allows you to adjust the temperature easily and accurately.
Cleaning: Cleaning the gas grill is fairly easy, but may require a little more maintenance depending on the type of cooking grate. - Flavor: Generally less flavor than charcoal grills. Any grilled flavor comes from the drippings of the food, which are vaporized by the flame taming system. Using a smoker box can help add some flavor to your food.
Fuel: If using propane, you may unknowingly run out of fuel in the middle of cooking if you don't check your tank before you start.
Bulky: In general, gas grills take up more space than charcoal and they are usually more expensive. - $1.00 per hour: Depending on propane gas prices, expect it to cost around $1.00 an hour to operate. Natural gas is lower, but a connection may need to be installed.
Charcoal Grills
- Flavors: Charcoal Grill offers great flavors and smoked flavors. Some people say that the food from the gas grill is not very good.
Cost: Charcoal grills are generally cheaper than gas grills and charcoal is widely available.
Versatility: Some charcoal grills may have direct and indirect grill areas. - Time: Unless you use natural charcoal in combination with an electric starter or chimney starter, it usually takes 20-30 minutes to start a charcoal grill.
Convenience: Charcoal grills are less convenient than gas grills.
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