If by homegrown Pilsner you mean iced cold can of Bud then I agree
- yemrots

I think i mean Western Canadas own, the Pride of Lethrbridge and the elixer of the true borns, Pilsner.

What other beer could have a picture of a nice little white rabbit and a redskin in his teepee on it.

Not really, takes 20 mins to heat up just like propane.
- braidan

propane takes 5

actually it was a serious question.

Thinking about getting one but they take too long for the coals to be right. Still love the taste.
- yemrots

do it. my grill crapped out and we bought a webber charcoal. they dont take that long and there is so much you can do. just grill or make a bed of coals off to the side and slow cook away from direct heat. whatever you do the flavor is significantly better. for realsies.

I like homegrown Pilsner better then Urquell
- Oilhab

Can't wait to have a house with a cool basement or garage so I can brew my beer. Until then, Urquell will do.

Not really, takes 20 mins to heat up just like propane.
- braidan

Jesus....you need a new propane BBQ. Mine is too hot in 5 min.

Jesus....you need a new propane BBQ. Mine is too hot in 5 min.
- yemrots

late to bingo

actually it was a serious question.

Thinking about getting one but they take too long for the coals to be right. Still love the taste.
- yemrots

the trick is to shuffle the coals around with your bare hand after they've been lit for about 5 minutes. helps them get hotter.

actually it was a serious question.

Thinking about getting one but they take too long for the coals to be right. Still love the taste.
- yemrots

You won't regret it, has baskets for coal and uses propane to light coals.
Takes 25 mins to be ready to grill

the trick is to shuffle the coals around with your bare hand after they've been lit for about 5 minutes. helps them get hotter.
- DoubleDown

Don't listen to him Stormey! IT'S A TRAP!

the trick is to shuffle the coals around with your bare hand after they've been lit for about 5 minutes. helps them get hotter.
- DoubleDown

That doesn't seem right.

You won't regret it, has baskets for coal and uses propane to light coals.
Takes 25 mins to be ready to grill
- braidan

now that's a real nice one.

That doesn't seem right.
- yemrots

because it's not

propane takes 5
- BingoLady

Natural gas bbq > propane

Don't listen to him Stormey! IT'S A TRAP!
- Scabeh

exactly you need to wait at least 15 minutes before handling lit coals

now that's a real nice one.
- Fountain-San

Ashes collect in bottom pan and the built in lighter makes starting it a breeze.
Even has a storage compartment to keep coal dry, I personally like to throw in some wood coal (mesquite) quite yummy and worth the extra time.

That doesn't seem right.
- yemrots

I prefer it boiled

You won't regret it, has baskets for coal and uses propane to light coals.
Takes 25 mins to be ready to grill
- braidan

That's what I want when my current BBQ dies.

Which should be, at the end of summer.

I prefer it boiled
- Fredobbface

The culinary term would be poached

The culinary term would be poached
- Oilhab

What if it was killed a legit hunter?

Ever baste corn on cob with garlic butter on the BBQ?

Ashes collect in bottom pan and the built in lighter makes starting it a breeze.
Even has a storage compartment to keep coal dry, I personally like to throw in some wood coal (mesquite) quite yummy and worth the extra time.
- braidan

right on. ever tried the kingsford hickory charcoal?

What if it was killed a legit hunter?
- Fredobbface

Depends on the season

Ever baste corn on cob with garlic butter on the BBQ?
- BingoLady

sounds good. love grilled corn.

You won't regret it, has baskets for coal and uses propane to light coals.
Takes 25 mins to be ready to grill
- braidan

Sold a couple of those when I worked at Rona. Piece of beauty.

Sold a couple of those when I worked at Rona. Piece of beauty.
- _nay_

how much do they go for?