BBQ

[Munch]

Anyone have any trackside recommendations for a portable grill?

I assume charcoal would be too much of a pain to deal with, so am thinking gas.

I'm looking at the Weber Q 220

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xhf/R-100623105/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

[rforsythe]

You might look at one of those propane-powered cylindrical smokers. You can take out the middle section so you're left with a pretty space-friendly setup that can either smoke food or grill it (or bring the middle and really get your cooking on).

[gsnyder828]

I'm looking at the Weber Q 220



That's high society... :shock: I'm too cheap for that.

I've got a $50 Blue Rhino gas grill... works fine. The difference in price is almost a new tire.

[Desmodromico]

Munch, I have one of those and it works really well. Cooks burgers almost as fast as my grille at home and the little gas canisters last quite a while.

[davy4575]

thomas or coleman Grill2Go. folds up to a small suitcase size, badass grill, can do breakfasts, brats, burgers, steaks, etc. has a griddle portion for flap-jacks and grill section for burgs, steaks, etc. Lost it out of the truck, still functioned even after large dents and nevada roads re-finishing it. Ran it over with a KTM 200 exc, still worked great. 100 bucks or so at big-5 or any place like that.

[Munch]

Ok, amazon is apparently price matching a goof up from wal-mart on this grill:

http://www.amazon.com/Weber-566002-220-Gas-Grill/dp/B000WOS9RA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1272324318&sr=8-1

Was 2 bills and change plus tax. Now $165 with no tax and free ship