Bluetooth BBQ Thermometer

The Bluetooth BBQ Thermometer is one of those outdoor grilling knickknacks that I could definitely see using. By monitoring the heat from the grill, it’s able to tell you what temperature your meats are at from up to 200 feet away. Don’t ask me to explain it. I’m not a techie, so not exactly sure how they pulled this one off, but it seems to be working.

There are also a number of other bells and whistles you’ll enjoy like Facebook integration, recipe sharing, and a food temp option. It also works as a standard thermometer as well in case you’re not feeling especially geeky that day.

$50-$100, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on May 17th, 2013

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$80 BUY

Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Grill2Go X200

The Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Grill2Go X200 may look like a toolbox, but the only thing that you’ll be building with it is the world’s greatest piece of meat. The grilling surface is an impressive 200 square inches. Weight is a bit on the heavy duty side at 20 pounds (but you can handle it).

It packs a heat that grills much, much larger would be envious of, at about 9,500 BTU. Made from die-cast aluminum, it’s a rough, tough piece of kitchenware for your on-the-go lifestyle. The only problem is that once you try it, you may never be able to use a traditional stovetop again.

$100-$250, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on May 16th, 2013

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$150 BUY

Koko Charcoal

If you are looking for a cleaner way to burn with a hotter fire that lasts longer than the standard briquette, then we may have just found your solution. With Koko Charcoal, you can have a 100 percent, all-natural solution that burns with 50 percent more efficiency than Kingsford or any of the other companies. The secret is in the 100 percent natural carbonized coconut shells.

The over-sized briquettes are easier to stack and light than most other products as well. About the only thing that will stay the same as your traditional outdoor grilling experience? Same great charcoal taste no matter what it is you’re cooking. Price below is for a 24-pound box which, given this items efficiency, should last the entire year unless you’re even more of a grilling champ than we expected.

$50-$100, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on April 30th, 2013

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$63 BUY

The Gourmand’s Natural Hardwood Grill

Need a hardwood designed grill but don’t want to give up the charcoal experience? The Gourmand Natural Hardwood Grill has you covered with a versatile rolling grill that uses expert Argentinian design for an outdoor cooking experience like no other. The unit comes equipped with a rotisserie spit and a heat distribution format that keeps the hottest temps at the back of the grill — for steaks — and the coolest — for slow-cooking — at the front.

Forged from 304 stainless steel, the grill also features V-shaped grates that channel grease and fat into the drip pan for a leaner and healthier barbecue. Flywheel on the side also allows you to effortlessly adjust grill height depending on how close to the heat you want to take it.

$2,500-$5,000, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on April 22nd, 2013

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$5000 BUY

Pit-Grill

Today marks the launch of a unique product for you outdoor grill-masters. The 18.5 inch stainless steel Pit-Grill will fit most any bowl-shaped cooking area — that’s fire pits and campfire sites — allowing it to be easily conducive for wood and charcoal cooking. It also does a surprisingly remarkable job as a pizza oven if you watch the video currently underway at creator Trent Bartels Kickstarter page.

Best of all, having to clean up after throwing together a mighty feast is forgone thanks to the item being dishwasher safe (and thus annoyance-free). Comes with its own perfectly fitted carrying case that allows you to take it with you wherever you go. And the case has a hook allowing you to hang on a wall when finished.

$100-$250, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on April 15th, 2013

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$159 BUY

Cthulhu Weenie Roaster

Now that we’ve made it past the Mayan Doomsday Prophecy, hideous creatures from other dimensions just aren’t quite as scary as they used to be. No matter. We can still get some use out of our apocalyptic baddies, and one of our favorites is H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu. Since bringing about the end of times and human suffering are out of the question, he’s turned to roasting weenies, and gotta say, he makes a lot more effective griller than he ever did a bad guy.

With the Cthulhu Weenie Roaster, you can safely and effectively roast more than one weenie at a time on each of the dark lord’s tentacles. While your friends may give you a hard time for being Mr. Uber-Geek, you’ll have the last laugh as each frankfurter comes out to golden brown perfection. Horrors from another dimension never tasted so good!

$25-$50, Gear, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on February 13th, 2013

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$35 BUY

Stars and Stripes Spatula

Maybe it is a little early for Fourth of July preparation, but who says pride in your country has to be confined to one day of the year? If you have a Gen. Patton or a Sgt. York in your life who likes to grill, the Stars and Stripes Spatula from Areaware is a gift that’ll get ample use year-round.

This beauty features a head that is a stainless steel reproduction of our nation’s flag, held together by sturdy walnut and boasting more than 19 inches in length. Nothing flimsy about this one, fellow countrymen. And like the soldiers who defend us, these colors don’t run, no matter how much you turn up the heat.

$50-$100, Gear, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on January 30th, 2013

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$65 BUY

Cuebe Outdoor Kitchen

Nothing beats cooking on an outside grill. We all know any meat tastes better this way and aside from that, it’s just a flat-out fun way to cook.

To make things even better, the Cuebe outdoor cooking system was created and it not only looks cool, but also promises to make your outdoor cuisine conquests that little bit easier.

It features two regular gas stoves for “normal cooking” then a teppanyaki plate fry that allows you to cook without much oil or butter that’s typically required for regular frying – so a healthier, more convenient option!

Aside from its functionality, the Cuebe’s name also alludes to its size and shape – a cube measuring one meter high by one meter wide and one meter deep. Pretty cool, huh? And like most outdoor grills it has wheels attached, making it portable and easy to store.

If you’re an outdoor cook that appreciates German design and engineering, the Cuebe may well become your new favorite kitchen.

$2,500-$5,000, Grilling

By Matt Lake on December 14th, 2012

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$3800 BUY

Ham Dogger

Not many of us can live without ground beef. We’ll take it in a round patty, in a spherical meatball, and now… in a cylindrical hot dog-like shape.

This durable plastic mold makes perfect quarter-pound Ham Doggers from not only ground beef, but ground turkey and ground sausage as well. The efficient space-saving shape allows you to throw more of them on the grill, while making it easy to add in your favorite stuffings (cheese anyone?).

And the best part is you’ll only need one kind of bun when grilling burgers and hot dogs.

Grilling, Under $25

By Jason Bacchetta on August 15th, 2012

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$12 BUY

Stake All-In-One BBQ Tool

Summer is near and you’ve got a lot of grilling ahead of you. Now’s the perfect time to get rid of those old flimsy tools, especially when you’re replacing three of them with the single, all-in-one Stake.

The Stake functions as tongs, a spatula, or a fork – necessities for cooking up juicy burgers, hot dogs, chicken legs, and whatever else you’re currently salivating over. A smooth leaf spring mechanism makes using the tongs effortless, the fork tucks safely into the spatula when not in use, and the handles are locked or opened with one quick motion. Basically what we’re saying here is that no matter how lame your BBQ skills might be, you won’t have any problems using the Stake.

Made with brushed stainless steel, along with wooden handles.

$25-$50, Grilling

By Jason Bacchetta on June 1st, 2012

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$30 BUY

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