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[anjis]

~Do you have any advice on the best BBQ for a motorhome? size, with wheels, gas, or electric etc?

 

[hilldweller]

~Do you have any advice on the best BBQ for a motorhome? size, with wheels, gas, or electric etc?

Cadac

http://www.riverswayleisure.co.uk/acatalog/CookingBBQs.html?gclid=CO6mrqWX6J8CFZAA4wod5x6xHA

Anything but the Chef HP - not enough heat.

 

[PenelopePitstop]

We have a Weber gas BBQ - we use it nearly every day - has a huge lid so you can use it like an oven - did jacket spuds in it last night.

:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

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[Ralph-n-Bev]

We wouldn't be without our Cadac.
Its used for most of the meals in the Summer.
We've had it 5 years now.
The kids love making crepes with nuttella spread , and we end up with quite an eager crowd !!
Bev

 

[S&J]

~Do you have any advice on the best BBQ for a motorhome? size, with wheels, gas, or electric etc?

The Cadac Safari Chef seems fine for two people, small enough to clean in the M/H sink if no outside facilities available. Comes with short spring loaded legs for just setting on the ground or on a table top. We link ours to outside BBQ point and run on LP. They have a HP model that runs with camping gas cylinder

 

[DandG5515]

I love our Weber Smokey Joe coz it doubles as a campfire after the bar b :thumb:

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[ginge61]

cobb but expensive

 

[Scout]

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[pappajohn]

cadac carry-chef delux without a doubt. :thumb:

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[hilldweller]

They make a HP model that runs with camping gas cylinder

I returned ours, not enough heat but the LP version is just great. Those campingaz cans are the most expensive gas you can buy.

 

[wp1234]

Do the Cadac’s use a tremendous amount of gas?
If I use on the external gas point am I going to end up going though bottles at a huge rate ?
Im off to Northern France in July with 2 x 7KG gas bottles aboard so im wondering if I will have enough to last 2 weeks

 

[big map]

Hi.

We use our cadac 95% of the time in the summer season. Cooking for 4 a 7kg gas bottle normally lasts about 4 weeks and that includes a few cooked breakfasts.

Mike.

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[rainbow chasers]

Thats' far too much storage space taken up - we just use the cheap lidls' ones, they collapse back in the box in a few minutes and take up a tiny amount of space.

Can't beat a genuine barby - sitting around with a drink into the early hours whilst the coals cool. What camping is about!

Quick clean in the morning, and then back in the box!:thumb:

 

[Diabalo]

Thats' far too much storage space taken up - we just use the cheap lidls' ones, they collapse back in the box in a few minutes and take up a tiny amount of space.

Can't beat a genuine barby - sitting around with a drink into the early hours whilst the coals cool. What camping is about!

Quick clean in the morning, and then back in the box!:thumb:

A lot of European sites will NOT allow charcole/briqeutte BBQ

So gas is the best option.

 

[chesterfield hooligan]

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[aldhp21]

Cobb.

The last few times we've been away on rallies we've cooked all our meals on it. Roast dinner, breakfast, even done home made bread.

Alan