Tom Dunn

The Cobb Grill - Versatility In A Portable Package



Posted: Saturday, August 02, 2008

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Have you ever wanted a portable grill that could go with you wherever you travel, fix just about anything you can imagine, set up and break down in a flash, clean up with ease, and save you lots of money on charcoal? If that sounds like just about the perfect portable grill, your search is over.

The Cobb Grill is everything I just described and much more.

Weighing less than 10 pounds, and taking up about the same amount of space as a bowling ball, there's nowhere the Cobb Grill can't go, and no place it can't be stored away, out of sight. A corner of your trunk or cargo area is all it needs.

The Cobb Grill is also a super flexible "kitchen in a bag," able to handle all sorts of cooking chores. The Cobb can roast your chicken, grill your burgers, smoke your ribs, griddle your breakfast, even bake your bread! Because the Cobb Grill is so efficient - heating up to 500 degrees for 2-3 hours on just 8-10 charcoal briquettes - you also don't need to carry or store as much charcoal. One small bag will do for an entire week's worth of grilled meals.

Not only is the Cobb Grill portable and highly efficient, it's also durable and easy to care for. It's made of super tough, yet lightweight aluminum, stainless steel, and non-stick Teflon. The Cobb has a heat chamber surrounded by stainless steel mesh, so you can pick it up and move it around... even when the inside is over 400 degrees! And it sits safely on any tabletop.

The Cobb Grill sets up in a flash, ready to cook just minutes after you remove it from it's handy carry bag. You can take it down and clean it up just as quick, and throw the whole thing in your dishwasher, too! So simple a 5 year old could do it.

I'm not sure what else is left to say. If you travel a lot, or live in a place where space is at a premium, you owe it to yourself to invest in a Cobb Grill, and cook until your heart's content!

Tom Dunn is a regular contributor at ArtFleederman.com, and a grilling enthusiast.

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