BARBEQUE

Wish they made them that small in propane for one person.
Being alone I feel a little silly sitting outside waiting for the charcoal
Thanks ann

Traveler7 wrote:
There was a small folding BBQ for charcoal called "the Quest Folding BBQ" that I considered for my B. Don't know if you can still find them.

Small Folding BBQ

Thought I would put this up for giggles.

This one has worked pretty well for us --

Coleman Roadtrip Party Grill

PatRenee wrote:
check out my post from today on Outdoor Gourmet

Outdoor Gourmet what. Dot com?

Look into a cassette feu- restaurant supply and even discount stores carry them.
They use butane canisters which are easily found on the road...ace hardware for one

cheap easy hot and take up about 14" x 12" x 4" in their case. no hoses or limitations on placement.
You will recognize them, many caterers and hotels use them on buffet lines for egg or pasta bar stations

we use the LPG in the van, the CF on the picnic table

Mike

Old-Biscuit wrote:

buta4 wrote:
The OP specified 'smallest PROPANE barbeque)!

Not originally.

Post was Edited at 6:59 and THEN specified Propane.

Otherwise WHY would posters previous to Editing ask...charcoal or propane :S

I read the op's post as propane. I didn't see any editing change(s)
as I normally do not research editing histories. I fail to see the value in editing history when I read the post as is.
And all I saw propane, period.
;)

I switched to this propane type grill for the RV. Folds flat like a laptop and easy to store anywhere.

Take a trip to you local big box sporting store like Dicks, Bass Pro, Gander Mountain they carry all types of small compact BBQ's. You'll be amazed at all the RV'ing stuff they have and at half the price of a so-called RV store. :W



They are sold under the names camp chief ranier, texsport, stansport, coleman

buta4 wrote:
The OP specified 'smallest PROPANE barbeque)!

Not originally.

Post was Edited at 6:59 and THEN specified Propane.

Otherwise WHY would posters previous to Editing ask...charcoal or propane :S

PatRenee wrote:
check out my post from today on Outdoor Gourmet

How about a URL/link? Can't find it. Thanks.

Come on, grilling is not barbecue.

http://agricultured.org/difference-between-barbecuing-and-grilling/