The Real Deal: Great grilling must haves that make cooking easier
CNET gives us advice on some grilling must haves for around $100.
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May 29, 2023, 12:16 PM
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3h agoThe pandemic made grilling at home even more popular. Industry statistics say over 70% of households own a barbecue or smoker.
Consumer Reporter Janice Lieberman has The Real Deal on products that make cooking even easier.
CNET gives us advice on some great grilling must haves for around $100.
Solo makes a smokeless stove that is waterproof with a Bluetooth speaker.
Solo also makes a smokeless stoves for $80-$110.
Then there’s a waterproof bluetooth speaker called the JBL Charge 5 for $140.
A nice barbecue tool is the Weber iGrill Mini for $45 which is a magnetic thermometer. Don’t forget the tools - Grillight has a great two-piece spatula and tong set for $30.
Lastly, Magellan sells an affordable outdoor cooler for $140.
Happy grilling!
