Weber One-Touch Gold 22.5 Charcoal Grill Reviews

There's only one TRUE way to bar-b-cue...with a Weber Grill.  Just plopping your favorite meat on the grill is not bar-b-cuing.  That's grilling, fine for something quick, like hamburgers, or steaks.  True bar-b-cue is cooking slowly with indirect heat.  So what is indirect heat?  Indirect heat is placing your charcoal on both sides of the grate, leaving the middle empty.  This rolls the heat & smoke up the sides and directs it back down evenly around your pork, chicken or whatever.  From Weber's web site... (copy & paste)

To grill by the Indirect Method on a charcoal grill, arrange hot coals...

The Webber kettle grills are the best barbecue grills this side of a brick oven.  I use to buy hibachis (even though I am pretty good on a hibachi) and other cheap grills and I even have used park grills.  Then I bought a Webber and was hooked.  Now I will use no other.  The air circulation is superb.  You can adjust the meat rack to be closer or farther from the heat source.  The air vents can be adjusted for hot or cool flame thus longer or shorter cook times.  You can even use a variety of fuel; charcoal, wood or a combination of both.  This is good for smoking.  The  Webber is...

This B.B.Q. is perfect for those beautiful sunny days you would like to spend in a park with the kids and pets or friends.

It's easy to carry around and doesn't take up much space at all in the car.

It is also easy to carry it down the street if need be, very very light.

Cooks everything evenly, as well as quickly so you dont have hungry little mouths repeatidly asking "Is it all ready yet??"

I would highly recommend this Grill to any body and every body, I rate this product a very very high score of a perfect ten  on ten and really think you are all missing out if you don't already own one....

We have had this Weber grill for 3 years now. It is perfect for a small family. It has just the right ventilation to keep the fire going while keeping the heat inside. I know that charcoal can sometimes be very hard to start but with this grill it is super easy. Just put on a generous amount of liter fluid and it starts with no problems. The charcoal takes about 10 to 15 minutes ro gray over. The cooking area is plenty big enough to accomodate guests. We can cook for up to ten with no problem. I also love that the coals remain hot for some time afterwards. I always like to roast marsh mellows for...

I tried and tried to get my husband to switch to a gas grill after we were married, but he always has used one and never would switch.  The taste is so much better, that he finally converted me over to the 'Weber' side!  We love it!  We cook everything on our Weber, fruit, fish, vegetables and whatever else we can think of!  My husband's name is Bob and our friends and family love to come over for 'Bob'bque in the summer.  You can't miss with a weber.

Weber makes a great grill. It's easy on the pocket book and easy to use. The design is perfect, for cooking. I haven't had any cold spot as with some grills. The heat circulates through out the grill. With less cooking time and more eating time. They have a 12 in grill as  well so, if you're just cooking, for two. They are very easy to assemble and doesn't take, that must time. And you're ready to go. So break out the burgers, and brak and go at it!

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The Weber One Touch is wonderful.  It is made of excellent mateials and looks great too!  I have been using Weber brand BBQ's for over 20 years.  My dad has always used a Weber and passed on the tradition and technique to me and my siblings.  They really are the BEST in outdoor  grilling.   I have used other brands before, but always go back to using the Weber.  It cooks food evenly and the charcoal adds a great flavor to any food!  I like to arrange the charcoal to the side for slow cooking some things, like tri-tip.  Other times, I like to arrange the charcoal in a ring, when I...