These grills are made in the USA. They’re made of high quality materials that are durable and long-lasting. Key Takeaways 1. American-made grills tend to be more durable and longer-lasting than their foreign counterparts. 2. Quality is a top priority for American-made grills, with features like infrared burners and gas igniters making cooking easier and … Read more
Summertime is grilling time! But not all grills are created equal. If you’re in the market for a new grill, you may be wondering which one is right for you. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at the top five 2 burner gas grills on the market for 2022, so you can make … Read more
Many people ask if grilling on a boat is legal, and the answer is always yes! There are many different models of grills available that are designed especially for boats. It can be daunting to choose the right grill for your boat, with so many brands and options on the market. But safety should always … Read more
Since 1952, Weber grills have been made in the United States. George Stephen began Weber Brothers Metal Works in Mount Prospect, Illinois, making his kettle grill from a buoy. Palatine is where all but one of the most recent versions are produced. The History of Weber Grills Weber Grills are a proud American tradition. In … Read more
Most griddle users and foodies have to deal with the question of whether an electric stove can be used to cook on a griddle. It’s a big problem that gave me quite a lot of trouble; I was unsure if it was worth trying. Fortunately, my study didn’t take long to bear fruit, and there … Read more
Although Blackstone closed its pizza oven, there are still many methods for everyone to prepare delicious meals both indoors and outside. You may surprise your friends and family with delights that go above and beyond basic grilled meats thanks to grill trays, grill pans, broiler pans, and even the charcoal tray for a gas grill. … Read more
We have some old cinder blocks left over from a landscaping project, so could we turn them into a fire pit? Let’s see… Cinder blocks are inexpensive, light, and resistant to high heat, making them ideal for constructing DIY fire pits. To build a beautiful fire pit for under $100, cinder blocks can also be … Read more
We’ve always used logs in our fire pit, but my neighbors swear by lava rocks. Perhaps it’s time to give them a shot, but are they really any good? Lava rocks are great for fire pits since they distribute the flames, spread the heat, and look fantastic when burning. They can withstand extremely high temperatures … Read more
Rain barrels are great for collecting water, especially in areas where it rains frequently. They allow you to save water for later use and can also be used to water plants or wash your car. When picking out a rain barrel, make sure that it’s big enough to hold all of the rainwater collected from … Read more
There’s nothing quite like sitting around a fire pit in your yard toasting marshmallows over the flames. Solo Stoves are particularly well-suited for this since they’re smokeless and generate less heat than other types, but are they safe to use on your deck? Solo Stoves are safe to use on both wood or Trex decking … Read more