So I was trying to decide what I wanted for grilling and I ruled out
the pellet grills, though the ninja woodfire pro looked pretty nice.
I definitely didn't want to deal with charcoal. So in gas models I
was between the Weber Traveler and the Q series (either the Q1200 or
the Q2200). I decided the Traveler was bigger than I needed, and I
really could do with the 1 burner 1200 instead of the double burner
2200. So I got the Q1200, took off the regulator and got the 12' hose
kit and adapting connectors and fired it up today. Took about 10
minutes to get it to 500F and I let it go another 5 minutes to burn
off any oils in the interior and it got to 57F. Cools down completely within an hour for storage. I think it could cook about 6 good sized burgers and will be just right for the two of us.
<https://postimg.cc/gallery/vZ0vzR7>
Was talking to the brother and found out he uses the same one, but he
fuels it with a 20 lb. tank.
sticks wrote:
So I was trying to decide what I wanted for grilling and I ruled out
the pellet grills, though the ninja woodfire pro looked pretty nice. I
definitely didn't want to deal with charcoal. So in gas models I was
between the Weber Traveler and the Q series (either the Q1200 or the
Q2200). I decided the Traveler was bigger than I needed, and I really
could do with the 1 burner 1200 instead of the double burner 2200. So
I got the Q1200, took off the regulator and got the 12' hose kit and
adapting connectors and fired it up today. Took about 10 minutes to
get it to 500F and I let it go another 5 minutes to burn off any oils
in the interior and it got to 57F. Cools down completely within an
hour for storage. I think it could cook about 6 good sized burgers
and will be just right for the two of us.
So. You two eat 3 burgers each? damn.
<https://postimg.cc/gallery/vZ0vzR7>
Was talking to the brother and found out he uses the same one, but he
fuels it with a 20 lb. tank.
How many burgers does he eat?
How much y'all weigh?
On 8/31/2024 1:46 PM, bfh wrote:
sticks wrote:
So I was trying to decide what I wanted for grilling and I ruled
out the pellet grills, though the ninja woodfire pro looked pretty
nice. I definitely didn't want to deal with charcoal. So in gas
models I was between the Weber Traveler and the Q series (either
the Q1200 or the Q2200). I decided the Traveler was bigger than I
needed, and I really could do with the 1 burner 1200 instead of the
double burner 2200. So I got the Q1200, took off the regulator
and got the 12' hose kit and adapting connectors and fired it up
today. Took about 10 minutes to get it to 500F and I let it go
another 5 minutes to burn off any oils in the interior and it got
to 57F. Cools down completely within an hour for storage. I
think it could cook about 6 good sized burgers and will be just
right for the two of us.
So. You two eat 3 burgers each? damn.
We eat one for dinner, put the others in the fridge. In the AM before going on a hike, we fry one up with some eggs. Then, take the third
and put it in a bag for a quick protein snack on the trail.
<https://postimg.cc/gallery/vZ0vzR7>
Was talking to the brother and found out he uses the same one, but
he fuels it with a 20 lb. tank.
How many burgers does he eat?
He's recovering from cancer, says nothing tastes good. Probably be
lucky to get one down.
How much y'all weigh?
Oh, I never weigh them. Just make the patties and put them on the grill.
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