Living in a city means you often don’t have a lot of space. Put a grill on your deck, and suddenly there’s no room for plants. So this combination planter and grill from Erbe is pretty clever, if way odd.
How to stand out from the crowd on those long and hot days, now that every man and his dog is donning a novelty apron? Bodum’s Fyrkat Cone charcoal grills are not only brightly hued, but they have a particularly special shape so it can fit a rotating spit in as well. On sale now, they cost around $US200. [Bodum via Uncrate]
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For some reason the makers of the EZ Grill decided that their next promotional stunt should involve grilling smartphones. The resulting video will make you cringe and chuckle, while hugging your own phone.
OK, maybe not “dogs” plural, but the (regular size) creator of this tiny grill, made from an Altoids Sours tin, says it can cook a small hamburger or a single hot dog, cut down to size, with ease. Awwww.
The great outdoors – an opportunity to enjoy the eternal bond between man and nature. And vast quantities of expertly grilled burgers. The Automatic Chef motorised grilling – I don’t even know what to call it, crane? – will complete your next camping trip.
Take a couple of steaks, add just a dash of Sith and pepper, and throw them on this Death Star grill for a simple feast sure to please even the most demanding of dark lords.
I have a cheap hibachi on my porch—who the hell cares about stealing that? The Element grill from Fuego is another story though—this thing is a work of art.
The weather is starting to get nicer and that means it’s time to start busting out the grill. So, I must ask the age old question: what type of grill do you prefer?
