By: Timothy B. Riley

Timothy B. Riley — Sun, 13 Jul 2014 04:20:17 +0000

A tough, effecient little portable grill I love small grills. I have, over the years, owned quite a few of them. First I had a then a which I replaced with a when somebody decided that they were more worthy of my Q100 than I was. Recently I purchased a Napoleon infrared portable grill and I am pretty happy with it even though it cooks REALLY hot. When I got a chance to try out the Char-Broil TRU Infrared I thought that I would give it a shot since I can never have too many little grills. In the end I am glad that I did.Comparing the Char-Broil to my other grills is a little complicated as each has their own niche. The Grill2Go cooks a lot more like the charcoal powered Smokey Joe. The heat radiates from the central diffuser rather than from a ring of…

By: Doug Hibbard

Doug Hibbard — Sun, 13 Jul 2014 04:06:48 +0000

Good first impression I have been using a different grill that is “portable”, and thought I would give the Char-Broil Grill2Go a shot. Here are my first impressions:1. The portability of the grill is nice. To clarify on the description, it is definitely a table-top grill. Or you could put it on the ground, but that’s not wise. The heat does, according to natural habits, rise. It rises enough that the grill can sit on a wooden table without the table getting too hot. I would recommend something metal, just in case, but it will work on an average picnic table.2. Gas usage: one propane cylinder kept the Grill2Go running for a little over an hour and a half. That’s better than my other gas grill.3. Cooking surface: the claim of flare-up reduction appears valid. There were obvious flames under the cooking surface, but since it’s essentially a closed-off surface, no flame-burnt sections from it.4. Not-so-good: you expect to assemble a little bit. However, you also…

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By: Timothy B. Riley

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