I got one of these. A right job. (Recycled washing machine drum)
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That’s the job alright. A lot of the pits the heat all goes up
How’s the smoke off it? Like the thought of it but am I going to blanket the place in smoke off it?
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Ger fucks
Queenslanders referring to grilling as BBQing.
You couldn’t make it up.
Proper BBQing takes hours and involves burning wood.
The opinion of some paunchy muldoon from rainy Limerick doesn’t hold much weight
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So using charcoal wouldn’t fit under your definition of bbq’ing either?
What about doing a rack of ribs in a gas BBQ with soaked woodchips over 8 hours?
Not a puff as long as the sticks are dry.
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They look class - is there much discolouration on the drum from use?
It takes a while but when they do discolour they still look well. I only bought recently but a neighbour has theirs a while and it looks good.
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Charcoal BBQ and washing machine drum fire pit ordered in time for Easter.
Scenes.
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A bit of weather now & you’re sorted.
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Keeping up with the Mongans.
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What bbq did you go for ?
The one you recommended
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The Ooni has been a wonderful addition to my outdoor lifestyle. Highly recommended. I’m still struggling with stretching the dough but apart from that it’s been quite an enjoyable journey.
There’s a long enough lead time on orders so I’d urge anyone considering it to order ASAP.
You can go gas or wood fired and 12 inch or 16 inch. I went 12 inch gas for convenience and portability. I also lack of storage space (urban living problems). I have no regrets about my decisions. (The decision to buy the Ooni that is. I have lots of regrets about life decisions I’ve made).
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Something like this is the business if you are going to be cooking joints of meat on it (or in the regular oven). Takes out all the guess work.
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you mug
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Some man for a foot in both camps. Gas BBQ may as well.cook in your kitchen you say and then pedalling a bluetooth meat thermometer???
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