Debenhams shoppers snap up 'fab-sized' grill BBQ that's cut by 46% for camping trips
A BBQ is a summer essential, and now shoppers can upgrade for less
The BBQ grill is being snapped up by shoppers for its 'fab-size'
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Summer is all about spending time outdoors, and hopefully fitting in a few al fresco meals and barbecues. But being on the go a lot, especially for shoppers who have camping, caravanning trips or British holiday stays on the cards, means it's wise to pack a portable BBQ, rather than hope there's one at the campsite.
Debenhams are selling a Living and Home Portable Charcoal Grill Charcoal BBQ, designed for use on patios. It's £34.40, down from £63.33 - that's a saving of 46%. Available in black, it can also be placed on a table, making it easier on the back when flipping burgers or turning sausages.
With two grilling areas, meat can sizzle on the lower rack while corn on the cobs and veg skewers cook more slowly above. For a portable barbecue that can be wheeled round the garden, try the CosmoGrill Outdoor Jr. Smoker Barbecue Charcoal Portable BBQ Grill Garden from B&Q. It's pricier, costing £99.99 and is only available online, but features a smoker for adding more flavour to meat and fish.
For another camping-friendly BBQ, there's the Weber Smokey Joe Premium Portable Charcoal BBQ - Grey from Argos. Also £99.99, the bit of kit is rust free, so there's no worries about leaving it outside. The bowl of the barbecue is made out of porcelain enamel, designed to help ensure an even cook - so raw chicken and overcooked steak should hopefully be more avoidable.
One shopper said of the Living and Home on Tripadvisor: 'Very efficient service, arrived extremely well packed, and good value.' A second said: 'It arrived very quickly, great service, kept in touch from start of order to delivery.'
The portable BBQ has been branded 'small but mighty' by shoppers
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A third added: 'I was a bit wary at first because I hadn't heard of the company, so I did my research and went ahead and purchased. I was not disappointed, very good delivery but more importantly, an excellent product.'
However one shopper said: 'Fab-sized bbq, bought for camping trips. The only issue we had was during the assembly, one of the holes was missing for the grill to go in, we had to drill a hole in the correct place before we could use it.
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"Not a major issue, but glad we assembled before leaving for the camping trip.' Another said: 'Very good product but not easy to assemble. Used it for the first time yesterday and was very pleased with its performance, cleaning it requires everything to be washed in warm/hot water.'
For those looking to do away with environmentally damaging, disposable barbecues, the Living and Home Portable Charcoal Grill Charcoal BBQ is a great alternative.
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