www.cobbgrillamerica.com/

15 year old Cobb

I have four Cobb grills so I'd say that speaks for itself.

(This review is only for the Cobb Premier Grill) What can't you cook with this device? Other then it's size (great for a couple but not a family), there is so much you can do with this outdoor cooking system. I recommend the kitchen in a box and the rotisserie accessory if you really want to get cooking. If you love to cook outdoors and live in a condo or apartment, it is very safe and convenient. 10 to 12 charcoal briquetts will get the party started. A second premier unit gives you even more options. Great for gourmet camping or a day at the beach. It can grill, roast, fry, rotisserie, smoke, steam, baking and BBQ. The latter having the least dramatic results. It can make pizza too but it is to small to be considered one of it's best features. There are a lot of accessories you can search out that I have found, to give you even more options. Especially with the rotisserie. I have found most gadgets that fit in a small rotisserie oven work with the Cobb that increase the volume if food you can cook. I have a found a 10 kabob unit and a grilling cages both flat (for fish) and round (for chicken and vegetables). I have cooked up to 25 party wings in it! There is also a USB rotisserie motor for it. Next to my Weber kettle grill, this device is one of the best investments in outdoor cooking. Some suggestions: Don't be tempted to use more charcoal then recommended. The dome handle can't handle it (pun intended). You will need to add a few more briquettes for longer cooks, approximately every 45 minutes depending on the weather. Tips: For easy clean up don't use sugary sauces or olive oil. Use Sam's Club Member's Mark Commercial Oven, Grill and Fryer Cleaner.

Have only ordered cook book…very impressed with the overall quality….haven’t ordered grill yet….but if the same holds true of grill am sure I’ll be a happy camper….stay tuned…😎

Love the grill