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Every year and almost every festival I've ever attended I attempt to cook using something that resembles a grill . It normally is fueled and works here and there but isn't worth a damn to cook on. I am looking for something that would be best for a large camp as likely ill be sharing with camp inforoo what is a good suggestion for a reasonably priced grill.
Tl ; Dr I want a grill that won't suck what to buy.
One of the best grills I have ever owned is the Webber Baby Q grills. I have both the Q-100 and Q-200. The 100 is defiantly better for portable grilling. You can also buy a griddle so you can make bacon, eggs... etc.
It uses disposable propane cylinders available at most retailers. We also have a setup on our Q-200 that uses a hose and 20 lbs bulk cylinder.
Thanks that help I am just wondering about the propane with storage and things. And if taking it from Maryland to roo would be safe . Or getting it at the Walmart the day before ? And thanks look amazing.
You will be more then safe with propane cylinders in your car and transporting, even in tunnels. Bulk propane (like found in a motorhome) you can not transport through a tunnel.
