Five best portable barbecues

Grill on the go with these impressive devices

1. Bar-Be-Quick Dual Firepit Barbecue

Bar-Be-Quick Dual Firepit Barbecue

More stylish than your average barbecue, this little device comes with a grill but doubles up as a firepit. The legs simply fold under when you want to put it away.

2. Traeger Ranger Pellet Grill

Traeger Ranger Pellet Grill

At the upper end of the market, Traeger’s impressive grill and smoker has a box on the left that you fill with wood pellets, and a dial to control temperature. It’s heavy, though, and requires electricity.

3. Weber Smokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue

Weber Smokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue

Easy to assemble and use, this sturdy Weber model is light and has a useful carry handle. It’s also a bigger option if you’re catering for a group.

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4. Cobb Premier AIR

Cobb Premier AIR

Super fuel-efficient and quick to heat up, the Cobb has a narrow funnel for coal at its centre. A moat can be filled with stock or water for flavour or moisture, and it’s also very light.

5. CampinGaz Party Grill 400 CV gas stove

CampinGaz Party Grill 400 CV gas stove

Especially compact with twist-in legs, this gas grill has a useful water compartment to reduce fire risk. It can also be used as a wok.

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