Hi,
Sorry, this should probably be under "gadgets".
A friend of mine bought me a bucket BBQ from Sainsbury’s. Like this one:
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/sol/shop...nav=4294959435
I used the BBQ for the first time this week. It worked quite well once it got going.
There is no height adjustment for the cooking grill, and items could roll off the cooking areas (always cook your sausages in-line with the cooking bars to avoid loss!), but 8 sausages successfully cooked with only half the inner bucket filled with charcoal, and plenty of heat left afterwards.
My plan was to use the outer “bucket” as my waste water bucket when not BBQing, but beware – there are air vent holes all around!
Still, if I can find some bin-bags that will fit, the bucket can have 2 uses! Always handy when space is an issue!:so happy:
The burning charcoal goes into an inner bucket which seems to have been made from think material (also with air holes). The outer bucket attaches to its own “legs” so no need for bricks etc
I’ll let you all know how I get on with this on other outings. Am planning on storing it under the bonnet (Suzuki Carry owners will know what I’m talking about!).
Dave
Sorry, this should probably be under "gadgets".
A friend of mine bought me a bucket BBQ from Sainsbury’s. Like this one:
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/sol/shop...nav=4294959435
I used the BBQ for the first time this week. It worked quite well once it got going.

There is no height adjustment for the cooking grill, and items could roll off the cooking areas (always cook your sausages in-line with the cooking bars to avoid loss!), but 8 sausages successfully cooked with only half the inner bucket filled with charcoal, and plenty of heat left afterwards.

My plan was to use the outer “bucket” as my waste water bucket when not BBQing, but beware – there are air vent holes all around!

The burning charcoal goes into an inner bucket which seems to have been made from think material (also with air holes). The outer bucket attaches to its own “legs” so no need for bricks etc

I’ll let you all know how I get on with this on other outings. Am planning on storing it under the bonnet (Suzuki Carry owners will know what I’m talking about!).

Dave
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