What’s everyone’s favorite grill for tailgating?
I have a Weber Q1200 that I picked up for $50 barely used. Absolutely love it. A small cylinder lasts quite a while and have the adapter for the 20lb if we have a lot of people.
I will second this. I have a Weber Q1000 that I picked up YEARS ago. I not only use it for tailgates & other portable outings, it is also my "everyday" grill as well (I purchased an adapter for a large propane tank). Everything I grill turns out amazingly well & evenly cooked! I think you'd be hard-pressed to come up with a better and more durable grill.What’s everyone’s favorite grill for tailgating?
I have a Weber Q1200 that I picked up for $50 barely used. Absolutely love it. A small cylinder lasts quite a while and have the adapter for the 20lb if we have a lot of people.
And in which lot do you tailgate?Have one of those fold up Colemans.
We actually bring a vac sealed bag of smoked pulled pork a lot, bring along a foil pan, dump it in with a can of beer. It can simmer for hours without getting dried out.
Ha C4. Seriously it works great. That way you dont have to tend a grill.And in which lot do you tailgate?
The Davy is cool. TNT in Ankeny sells them.I have had the Coleman roadtrip grill for like 6 years but have had issues with the regulator and other stuff. Debating whether to get the new model roadtrip 285 or something different. I already have the full griddle for my coleman so that is an accessory I wouldn't have to rebuy with a new grill.
Anyone use the Green Mountain Davy Crockett? A little more expensive but would also use as a smoker at my house. It comes with dc power, so can run it off the truck or bring a battery.
Had a Coleman roadtrip for years, never had any issues but it always ran hot. Even on the lowest setting I would burn everything in no time.
About 2 years ago I bought a green mountain grill Daniel Boone for the house and a year later bought the Davey crocket for tailgating and camping. Pellet grills for life! So versatile, can run hot for burgers and steaks. Or low if you want ribs or brisket.
Coleman standup grill is awesome. One downfall with the Weber is needing a table or another surface to cook in.
On the Davy Crockett do you ever feel space limited? Have you used a griddle on it tailgating for breakfast food?