Grill recommendations
08-22-2005 | 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Shawn S
Who puts their grill away for the winter? 
That’s crazy talk.
I’ve been known to shovel SNOW off the deck so I can get to it and make some steaks in the middle of January.
That’s crazy talk.
I’ve been known to shovel SNOW off the deck so I can get to it and make some steaks in the middle of January.
08-22-2005 | 12:46 PM
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I agree - my Weber is the best grill I have owned.
Originally Posted by Oswald Vater
You can't go wrong with a Weber. I have a Genesis Silver B that I just love. I keep it on my Lanai year around with a cover over it and it handles the weather just fine including the 3 hurricanes we went through last year!
08-22-2005 | 12:48 PM
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My neighbor puts his away in the Winter - I looked at him like he was a freak (or just a little too soft for cold weather).
So I always spin the grill around so when I am cooking in Mid February all the Filet Mignon smells go his way.
Just being neighborly
So I always spin the grill around so when I am cooking in Mid February all the Filet Mignon smells go his way.
Just being neighborly
Originally Posted by Shawn S
Who puts their grill away for the winter?
That’s crazy talk.
I’ve been known to shovel SNOW off the deck so I can get to it and make some steaks in the middle of January.
That’s crazy talk.
I’ve been known to shovel SNOW off the deck so I can get to it and make some steaks in the middle of January.
08-22-2005 | 01:59 PM
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