Weber Smokey Joe Premium Grill Review

The Weber Smokey Joe Premium is one of the best portable kettle barbecues with a great attractive design. Its lid clips in place so you may safely take that, even if it is loaded with hot coals. When the lid is not being used, it doubles as a windshield. Cooking is slow and steady, which allows it to be a reliable alternative to cheaper mobile bucket and kettle barbecues.

The plan of the Smokey Joe Premium is superb in many ways. First up Are its slim metallic legs. They are durable and long enough to keep the fire off the ground or all the other surface. It's easy to narrow down and have a tendency to some low fire, but the height can also be fine on a tabletop.

Design

 

When the lid on, you can clip The long, thin body handle over the top into the lid's little, fat carry handle. And this means you can take it securely and easily, even if it's loaded with hot coals.

When you are cooking on the barbecue, the thin handle is again useful: It props up the lid for use for a windshield. This strange attribute puts the Smokey Joe Premium apart from cheaper kettle barbecues such as the Bodum Fyrkat.

The cooking area measures the 35cm diameter, generous to get a mobile barbecue. Along with the layout, the interior is simple, drawn from Weber's heritage making kettle barbecues. A grill at the base to encourage the charcoal, a grill at the top to support the food, big adjustable air vents at the sides to control heat, and again large vents in the lid which may be adjusted.

Other Features and details

It is available in four different colours: slate grey, spring green, smoke and crimson.

When you first unpack the Smokey Joe Premium, some assembly is Required to attach the legs and handles. This takes a couple of minutes, however, doesn't require some tools and there's no need for instructions.

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Lighting the barbecue is straightforward, but it's slow to Begin In comparison with more hi-tech barbecue layouts. It seems very much like a miniature version of a conventional kettle barbecue.

Once the coals have turned white and you're ready to cook, the Weber Comes into its own. It is a critical barbecue which cooks evenly and reliably.

It's not particularly fast, but it will not burn your bangers. It is essentially a correct, grown-up barbecue in tiny. Great Design, for instance, lockable lid and windshield, sets this apart from a more basic portable bucket and pot barbecues. It is a fantastic barbecue for camping and beach barbecues and would double as a flame pit.

Alternatives worth considering include the quick, fan assisted Lotus Grill, the foodie Cobb Premier and the stylish Thurs Tabletop Grill. However, the Weber is more affordable and versatile than all of them. It is perfect for the campsite or beach as well as the backyard; superb design Sets this mobile pot barbecue aside from fundamental bucket BBQs.