I love Barbeques, and am often trying new models/styles - ranging from the disposable BBQ through to brick built barbeques that a few South African friends have built in their gardens. However my favourite personal style is the Kettle BBQ as the lid and ventilation holes allow you to have so much control over the temperature. This takes away some of the science of knowing exactly when certain products should be put on the barbie, and gives you more freedom in your cooking. I am not too sure why they are called kettle barbeques, but essentially this style is round with a lid, held up off the ground by it's own four legs, so the cooking grill will be about waist ...  Read the complete review

I have mentioned how we enjoy nothing more than having a barbeque in a couple of my previous reviews. I like nothing better than having a bite to eat in the great outdoors and when we go camping the trusty BBQ comes with us. I like the taste of food that had been cooked on a charcoal BBQ the best and this is why we like our Asda Kettle BBQ, we got it a couple of years ago and it has come with us on a couple of trips as well as being used in the garden when our gas bottle ran out the once! Here are my thoughts on the product. As I mentioned, I am reviewing my Asda Kettle BBQ, the 43cm one and so the product is exclusive to the Asda store. We picked up the ...  Read the complete review

We preiously at our old house had a brick bbq built (which was fantastic), but moving into a new house it wasnt high on our list of priorities especially with a small baby. So we've recently bought a kettle bbq from ASDA. What a fantastic buy, it heats really well with none of those annoying problems of only seeming to heat in one place and the added advantage of a lid with vents means it cuts down on a lot of smoke. It was also incredibly easy to clean, took about 5 minutes maximum. ...  Read the complete review

We picked up 1 of these from Asda last summer. We love bbq's and although the weather up in Scotland is never all that good we can have the odd nice day and my garden is a suntrap so any excuse and I will happily fire the bbq up. We have never invested in an all singing and dancing bbq - just a cheap and cheerful one does us since I can probably count on both hands the amount of bbq's we get round to having over the summer. I hope to have more this year. It is usually just me and hubby that eat from the bbq or perhaps we will have a couple of people over so a huge surface area isn't really needed - once your food is off just chuck a few more things on it and that is ...  Read the complete review

This is the perfect BBQ if you want a quick solution to your money problems in the summer. Not everyone has enough for a big fancy gas BBQ when they want a few burgers. It was relatively easy to assemble, as the instructions were simple and easy to read. It took around 10 minutes to put up. I got one of these last year and I've never wanted another one. You just throw the coal on an hour before you want to put food on and it's ready. As long as you keep it clean and out of the rain in our horrible British weather, it shouldn't rust and will last for as long as you want it. Through winter mine lived in the shed, but when it was time to ...  Read the complete review