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Charcoal or gas? Fuel or charcoal? The eternal debate. It is stated that over 65% of Americans pick a gas grill over a charcoal grill. For my husband and I when time came to decide between charcoal and gas it was gas that was our decision. It was not a matter of style for me personally, it was a matter of ease. Oh, there are when I lament the increasing loss of the taste of a burger cooked over charcoal times, nothing is very enjoy it. Some say there's not much of a taste big difference with burgers cooked over fuel versus. charcoal, but I have to argue. Nevertheless, for all of us benefit overshadows any loss in flavor.

Another reason the gas grill was chosen by us on the charcoal grill was that we didn't need to have to deal with dirty charcoal briquette and with trying to light them and then waiting for them to be warm enough to cook. We also did not want to deal with the mess that comes with being forced to clear a charcoal grill. Charcoal ash is extremely dirty. A gas package continues through about 20 hours of cooking.

Along with being able to start the gas grill and start cooking within minutes, with our gas grill we've a whole lot more control over the temperature of the grill for an extended period of time than we would have with a charcoal grill so that we can make a roast, or even a leg of lamb on the grill without needing to worry about used charcoal. Also, the gasoline grill gives us a lot more kitchen. We are able to easily have 10 or 12 people over and have room enough to cook most of the hot dogs, hamburgers, corn on the cob, an such like.

All I do is turn it onto hot for five roughly minutes when it comes to cleansing fuel grill and any stuck on food wipes right off. It's the most easy cleansing of any appliance I will consider.

Of course, for some it might come down to price. You can get a tiny tabletop charcoal grill for less than $30.00. Most gas grills start at about $200.00 patio grill appliances