Is this easily used in a Weber Ketlle or does it require a fair amount of breaking up?
1745406
For me the chunks were way too big. I cook in a Komodo and it was too big for the Komodo. It would be good for an open pit. Try Hasty Bake.
1745407
Many of the chunks in a bag of Fogo would be pretty difficult to use in a kettle - the area for the charcoal is just too narrow. On the other hand, I find Fogo IDEAL for use on my Kamado, the lump size is fantastic and there's hardly any "dust" in bags of Fogo compared to most competitors.
347876
This one is easy to pull apart to clean. You do need to cut cheese into small pieces to place in the grater. I have it for my kids to do it themselves vs. using a counter standing grater. that I still use which is faster and easier.
1245223
this will be great. the softer the material the smaller the 'grill" can be. you can place quite a lot of pressure on the handle and the material will go through in one push.
207833
Yes, my husband says it is very easy to remove. So far we are very happy with this grill.
942297
It's a liftout tray; it gets most of it out. As long as you don't dislodge a burning briquet, it won't be an issue.
632887
Yes! it does not require too much strength. It's almost like cutting through butter.
467019
Not too well. The coating on it is nothing like the quality of a weber product. Neither is the steel for that mater
1158482
It works very well on my Weber Genesis and on my Weber 22 1/2" charcoal rotisserie. With chicken I prefer it. Locks it in place.
1517123
It is. Weber makes charcoal grills that vary about 4 inches apart in diameter. Most people just don't mention/ or know about the fraction of an inch, which really hardly matters. If U can get over the $300 price tag, it truly is a very solid and functional grill. A Thanksgiving turkey done on the Weber is unbelievably easy, and delicious, while freeing up the oven for the all important desserts!
780601
Yes, I cut mine into 2 pieces. Easy. Then ran an edge of a knife against one of the edges to get rid of the tiny bit of fray that occurred because I cut mine apart with a steak knife, but, hey, it worked.
1067666
Easy. No opening in back of grill. Removal of pan is through double doors in front. Slides right out without much effort.
992533
I just smoked two full racks a couple of weekends ago. I used a Weber rib rack on the lower grill, and this held 3 half-racks upright, and I laid the last half rack flat on the upper grill. All were spaced far enough apart to get smoked and came out great. You could probably use another rib rack on the upper grill to get 3+ full racks done, but it'll be a tight fit at that point.
1111402
I have a smaller version of the one touch and have never been happy how it worked. It would have been fine for a couple of dogs or burgers. You can always build a smaller fire in the bigger grill. I also like that it has a hinged grate so you can add more charcoal. If you are only going to use it for one person then it is overkill.
898077
I think you will be more restricted by the clearance between your product and the grill surface. A whole chicken, trussed and centered properly, clears the grates fine. You're not going to be able to rotisserie a large Baron of Beef though.
800179
I use with the grates. It is heavy enough to use without. It is heavy and cast Iron.
1480363
I thought it would be too small, going from a 5 or 6 quart, but it's been pretty easy to make most of what I like. I cook for one person, but always keep leftovers. Still, I would have preferred 4 quarts instead. But it doesn't take up much counter space-looks cute, and it works for most recipes. I had to modify one Chili recipe, due to it being too small. So, not at all too big for one person. I had something smaller when I started, but I couldn't imagine going smaller than this now. I've had this one for a year and half. Had to get it replaced just recently. The electronics went out and cracks formed around the readout. 3yr warranty, replaced the old one no problem.
337829
It's easy on any of the Q grills. This is one of Weber's videos showing how: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6T5cXMZbh9c&feature=plcp