Post draft thoughts. Media & Strategy ~

[Mr. Scot]

It's becoming a lost art these days

 

Girlfriend is a phenomenal cook, regardless of medium.

 

I, on the other hand, could probably screw up canned soup

 

[uncfan888]

So can I assume all the grillmasters here are sold on the Weber? No dissenting voices?

You'd love the genesis. My buddy has one. My dad had the weber thats a step down from the genesis, but his is really nice too

[uncfan888]

Girlfriend is a phenomenal cook, regardless of medium.

I, on the other hand, could probably screw up canned soup

I enjoy cooking when I have time. It is relaxing to me. Plus, I can make better food than a restaurant can for less. My gf is also a really good cook too, though.

[Jon Snow]

So can I assume all the grillmasters here are sold on the Weber? No dissenting voices?

If you can afford a Huntington (made in the USA) get one. If you're like me then the Weber is the best under a grand.

[Mr. Scot]

Okay, cool.  My girlfriend would thank you guys.

 

(my wallet would tell you to kiss its ass...if it had one)

[uncfan888]

Okay, cool. My girlfriend would thank you guys.

(my wallet would tell you to kiss its ass...if it had one)

You said she was a mother, get it for her for mothers day next weekend and you'll be her hero

[WUnderhill]

If you're going charcoal it doesn't really matter what you get as long as you aren't slow cooking a pork shoulder or something that requires very precise and consistent temps. Based on the fact that you're asking the huddle, I'm guessing this will be used for burgers, chicken, steaks, and the like. If that is the case, just get something sturdy that won't rust tomorrow and you'll be fine. No need to shell out $700 on an egg.

[Mr. Scot]

If you're going charcoal it doesn't really matter what you get as long as you aren't slow cooking a pork shoulder or something that requires very precise and consistent temps. Based on the fact that you're asking the huddle, I'm guessing this will be used for burgers, chicken, steaks, and the like. If that is the case, just get something sturdy that won't rust tomorrow and you'll be fine. No need to shell out $700 on an egg.

 

Aaaaand suddenly it's on

 

[Jon Snow]

The Genesis is $700, the Egg I'm not sure but it's close to that.

[uncfan888]

If you're going charcoal it doesn't really matter what you get as long as you aren't slow cooking a pork shoulder or something that requires very precise and consistent temps. Based on the fact that you're asking the huddle, I'm guessing this will be used for burgers, chicken, steaks, and the like. If that is the case, just get something sturdy that won't rust tomorrow and you'll be fine. No need to shell out $700 on an egg.

Yeah, definitely not worth buying as a first grill. An egg is a luxury item for people that really love cooking or have money to burn. But the way it cooks and the different things you can do with it are pretty cool

[Jon Snow]

If you're going to slow cook you need a smoker not a grill.

[Mr. Scot]

You said she was a mother, get it for her for mothers day next weekend and you'll be her hero

 

Hey, she loves me.

 

I'd just feel better if I hadn't already shelled out for a college entry fee and a prom dress that had way less material than I'd have preferred daughter to be wearing

 

(why do clothes with less material cost more money?)

 

[uncfan888]

Hey, she loves me.

I'd just feel better if I hadn't already shelled out for a college entry fee and a prom dress that had way less material than I'd have preferred daughter to be wearing

(why do clothes with less material cost more money?)

Cuz they know you'll pay to keep the girl from throwing a fit haha

[Jon Snow]

Hank Hill don't have poo on me yo