The Bottom Line
The Cobb grill has been repeatedly praised as one of the most unique and versatile portable grills on the market. This unit will run on eight charcoal briquettes for up to three hours, will never flare-up, and can cook a whole chicken as easily as burgers. Light weight, easy to light and operate, this grill is perfect for virtually every outing. It doesn't even get hot on the exterior so you can pick it up while cooking to move it. The only real draw back is the relative small size. The cooking area is a little under 12 inches and doesn't give you a lot of space. Other than that this is a great little grill.
Pros
- Lightweight 8 1/2 pound grill
- Exterior stays cool to the touch
- Highly versatile cooking abilities
- Requires very little fuel (charcoal) to operate
Cons
- Very small cooking area
- Advertised versatility requires optional accessories
Description
- Runs for about three hours on 8 charcoal briquettes
- 8.5 pounds total weight
- High quality stainless steel construction
- Drippings are drained to a storage area away from the flame making flare-ups virtually impossible
- Optional roasting rack lets you cook whole chickens or roasts under the tall lid area
- Comes completely apart for easy cleaning
- Many available accessories, including pans and woks
Guide Review - The Cobb Premier Grill
While the size is very small (three to four burgers at a time) this unit is very easy to use and virtually fool proof. You really can put a chicken on to roast and come back in an hour to check on it. Because of the excellent grease management system that collects grease away from the flame, flare-ups are virtually impossible.
This is a great little unit for campers, boaters and tailgaters who don't need to prepare a lot of food, but want the versatility and near fool-proof cooking this unit has to offer.
While the additional accessories (woks, smoker box, skillets, griddles, etc.) add a lot of feature these will add a lot to the units overall price.
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