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”10 Awesome Grills You Can Buy For The Ultimate Memorial Day BBQ
The Memorial Day weekend is finally here. For many of us, that means it is time to travel and or bust out the grill and cook up some meat. However, with gas prices being the way they are, you may be passing on the road trip this year. So, now that you are free to focus on throwing the ultimate BBQ this weekend, you are going to need some serious equiptment—like the examples found after the break. And, unlike many of the extreme grills out there, these are priced to own.
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Magnetic BBQ Tool Light Brightens Up Your Beef
Did you know that May is national BBQ month? If you haven't celebrated yet, I suggest you make up for lost time by firing up that grill morning, noon and night. That's right, you can even cook in the dark thanks to this LED BBQ tool light. It isn't the first BBQ light out there, but it is the only one that can attach magnetically to your spatula so you can catch all of the action close up. It even has a bendable neck for added versatility. If you think about it, this sort of device could come in handy in all sorts of situations outside of the grill. Not bad for only $14.95. [Solutions via EB$29.99 via Techie Diva via DVICE]Folding "Notebook" Grill (For Mobile Meat)
Even small BBQ grills can be awkward to lug to a tailgate, but this Notebook Portable Flat-Folding BBQ is just about as simple as carrying a meat-charring incinerator can be. Priced at around $40, the Notebook BBQ can fold up when not in use, leaving your friend who agreed to carry the charcoal SOL. Once we learned how long the grill needed to cool to a holdable temperature, we could bust this thing out on a whim to spite those damned vegetarian sunbathers. Then, once the testosterone wore off, we'd apologize for ruining their otherwise perfectly lovely afternoon. [Gadget Shop via Coolest Gadgets]
BBQ Sword Makes You the Swashbuckler of Sausages
En Garde meat products! Armed with your BBQ sword you can finally take your rightful place at the grill as the Musketeer of meats. Plus, with the handy eye mask that is included, you can maintain your secret identity. Just remember, theatrics are the name of the game for any superhero—so make sure to "sign" your KC masterpieces with a Zorro-esque slash of your sword. Available soon for around $29. [Firebox via NOTCOT]
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Exhaust Grill Cooks Burgers with Smoke Heat
If one crazy grill design wasn't enough today, then check out this Exhaust Burger grill concept. A short-listed entrant in a recent design competition titled "Dining in 2015," the grill, invented by an Iranian team, plugs directly into your car exhaust. It soaks up spare heat in the gases to do the cooking, and the clamshell design keeps those noxious fumes away from your food. Check out the extra image to see how it might let you "cook while you commute." More »Evander Holyfield Announces Real Deal Grill
After kicking George Foreman's ass in the ring, Evander Holyfield hopes to kick his ass again in the kitchen (with a grill, not boxing gloves). After signing with manufacturer CirTran Corp, Holyfield produced a 30-minute infomercial about the $99 Real Deal Grill that will surely Change Your Life. At the moment, we're only moderately excited about the new animal-flesh-charring matchup. Get Don King on the line and then maybe we'll talk. [defamer/AP]
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BoomChef Solar-Powered Hot Dog Grill Is Niche Market Gold
If there is one complaint I have about every boomerang competition I go to, it's that there simply aren't enough hot dogs. Apparently boomerang enthusiast Paul Sprague and I don't frequent the same contests, because when he goes boomeranging (yep, that's a word), he brings along his self-designed BoomChef solar-powered grill, built intentionally for grilling up hot dogs at boomerang competitions. When he says solar powered, he means it—the thing is literally a glass box that catches sunlight bounced off a reflective Mylar panel. More »BBQ Grill Made of a V8 Engine Block
Add this to our collection of crazy barbecue grills, this one looking exactly like a V-8 engine. That's because it's made of a Chevy V-8 engine block, retrofitted with a grill and propane burners that can crank out 60,000 BTU.
Japanese Portable Hot Plate Cooks Everything
For 10x the price of a George Foreman grill, this $200 grill/hot plate set better cook 10x the amount of stuff. It does. From the horrible Japanese translation, this Zojirushi grill looks like it can roast meat, grill vegetables, make fried rice, smoke meat, cook vegetables, make chow mein and a bunch of other things. And of course you can pack it up into a really, really hot briefcase afterwards. Only in Japan (so far).
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Teppan-Style Grill from Onfalos Brings Flower Power to the Yard
Alpina and Smartech Italia SpA are behind the Onfalos, a teppan-style grill for your garden. Made of stainless steel, the Onfalos grill is so hardcore you can even grill in a blizzard—if you want to, that is—and all you need is a 5kg gas cylinder. More »Edo Grill Brings Blazing Heat While Posing On Your Patio
This fancy Outdoor Gourmet Edo Grill from Kalamazoo borrows its unusual design from Japanese yakitori cooking, a type of shish kebab that's the Asian equivalent of a good old Southern pig pickin'. The grill's made of stainless steel, and when you open its cover, you have instant counterspace on each side.
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Propane Gauge Keeps You From Coming Up Short
Grilling season is upon us, and this propane gauge from Gaslow has arrived to make our lives easier. Sure, a lot of grills have a makeshift lever-like device that weighs the propane and gives you an approximate idea of how much juice you have left, but those are crap—they're not accurate, and will let you down every time. More »
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Pocket Bar and Grill Download for iPod
Before the Kill Ad campaign starts, please calm down. This is not the follow-up to Tuesday's execrable stick-on pocket abomination. It's actually a bit more useful than that, although the image that goes with it is hi-de-ous. Download the Pocket Bar and Grill onto your iPod and you will have instructions on how to shake, stir and guzzle 750 cocktails and 225 gourmet dishes at your fingertips. It will cost you $10, requires iPod Firmware 2.0 or later and is compatible with third generation and upward iPods, as well as the mini and nano. Mine's a White Lady, made with vodka and served in a pint glass, please. More »
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Unique BBQ Grills for the Average Joe
You may think you are a badass for being a self-proclaimed "griller," but once you round up the troops for a true summer party, the truth will be unveiled that your so-called "grilling" is done on a $50 Wal-Mart jobber of a grill. Any respect you previously thought you had is now gone. This is where the fine folks at Cool Hunting come in. They have rounded up nine very awesome grills that will make you not look like the toolbag faux griller like the Wal-Mart jobber does. Check 'em out and go from zero to hero (yes, I said it) in a flash. More »
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Portable Grill: Now you can BBQ on the Subway
This Fold-Flat Barbecue could make you the most popular guy on the block this summer. It's not like it's the first portable grill, but it is probably the easiest to carry around. It's made of pressed steel and folds out into a 45 x 30 cm cooking area with a high enough windbreak to cope with a stiff summer breeze. More »
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Solar Grill Cooks Burgers with the Sun
You only grill when it's sunny out anyways, so a solar-powered grill only makes sense. This isn't an electric grill rigged up with some solar panels either, it's a grill that's designed to use the heat of the sun to heat the surface of the grill without any gas or coils involved. More »
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