Gravity Series 560 Digital Charcoal Grill and Smoker
Masterbuilt is well-known for making smokers in a variety of propane and electric models. The Gravity Series 560 Digital Charcoal Smoker + Grill now allows you to smoke and grill all in one. The hopper can be used to cook charcoal for up to 12 hours while the fan circulates hot air into your grill. You can also smoke wood chips. The grill will keep temperatures at 225°F for low-and slow smoking and 700°F for searing. This is controlled by a digital thermostat panel.
Dual-sided cast iron grates can be used to grill or smoke the grill. The grill also has a thermometer for meat that can be connected to an application. This app can keep track of the temperature and adjust it as needed.
Cart-Style Charcoal Grill
The KitchenAid Cart Style Charcoal grill is perfect for large groups. The cooking area is more than 850 square feet and includes a warming rack. The bottom rack and side shelves can be added for additional storage. An adjustable charcoal rack is included with the grill. It can be operated by one hand using the lever on the grill’s front. The drawer below the grill can collect ash, which can easily be removed to clean it.
Classic I Charcoal Grill
These ceramic egg-shaped cookers are worth looking at, such as this Kamado Joe one. They are great for smoking and can withstand high temperatures. This makes them ideal for pizza making. The 18-inch model comes assembled, with only a few final touches such as attaching shelves and inserting ceramic walls. The models are easy to store on wheels, but can also be used as a fixed or built-in item. When fully assembled, this model weighs in around 250 pounds.
Kamado Joe’s Kamado Grills come in a variety of sizes, ranging from 13 inches to 24 inches. These grills come with a stainless steel grates and a tiered cooking system. You can purchase a pizza tray or rotisserie grill spit for most models. This is a unique feature that sets them apart. The grill’s cushion-like seal helps to prevent it from closing too tightly and the vent allows for better temperature control.
Rambler Tabletop Charcoal Grill
This grill is for those who already own a gas grill, but still miss the flavor of charcoal. This grill is also great for smaller spaces and occasional grillers. Oklahoma Joe’s Rambler has two large handles that make it easy to move and a small footprint. You can use the tool to lift hot grates while cooking so that you can add more coal as necessary. The grill also features an adjustable charcoal tray, which can be accessed during cooking. This grill was able to produce good sear marks on chickens and maintain a consistent temperature. It was easy to clean up after cooking.
The Cube Grill
The Cube Grill by Everdure by Heston Blumenthal is perfect for those who are always on the move. The Cube Grill has two large handles that make it easy to carry and a lid that locks onto the body at the back and front. Bamboo doubles as a cutting surface and the lid is made from bamboo. The lid is placed on top of a storage area that can be used to store cooking utensils and food, as well as fresh coals. To hold the coals, the grill has a porcelain enamel firebox with metal grates. It can be used on any surface.
FirePit+ and Grill
The fire pit can also be used as a charcoal grill. You can use it with wood for a campfire, or charcoal to grill. Two metal grates are included: one for holding the charcoal or wood and another that slides onto it for cooking. It has a meshed body that allows you to see the inside of the grill, creating a cool floating fire effect.
Attached to the side is a rechargeable power supply that powers the fan. This controls the flames’ level. More air equals more fire. This fan helps reduce smoke from fire pits. You can control the power pack directly from your phone or tablet via an app. The power pack also features a USB port, which can be used to charge your phone or to power outdoor string lights. The airflow system can be powered by one full charge for up to five hours max or 24 hours low.