When we barbecue, particularly when we have a number of people coming, we like to make sure we have a smaller or disposable barbecue available to use for any vegetarians who are coming. This way, we can keep their food separate from the meat the rest of us are feasting on. We had our first barbecue of the year just a few days ago before all the rain started up again, and as well as pulling out and dusting off our lovely barbecue we did a quick trip down to B&Q to pick up a few bits and bobs including some charcoal and a disposable barbecue & stand (I've written about the stand separately and if anyone here uses disposable barbecues regularly I highly ...  Read the complete review

Looking out from my top floor window, the prospect of a barbecue couldn't be further from my mind. Rain is lashing down onto the grey-slated rooftops and forming large pools on the pavement far below. In the distance, the sea looks a murky green, and wind-fuelled waves are crashing down onto the normally golden beach. Jean-Luc the French hotel manager who lives next door is getting wet as he sprints up the road, trying to avoid a soaking in his semi-expensive looking suit. The above paragraph may paint a depressing picture, yet here in the UK we have come to expect a mixed-bag in terms of the weather. Rainy and windy conditions are quickly replaced by blue ...  Read the complete review

I have a brilliant gas barbeque but find it a bit cumbersome to drag out of the shed when I am just cooking for myself or me and a friend. For this reason I decided to buy a disposable barbeque to keep under the sink for a grilling emergency. I got my disposable barbeque from B&Q and paid about £3 for it because it had been marked down in the sale. The barbeque looks like an oversized Chinese takeaway container because the coals are held in an aluminium container. This is topped with a sheet of special paper to make lighting the barbeque easy and then there is a mesh grill for cooking the food on. It is very easy to light the barbeque ...  Read the complete review

We have a lot of barbeques in the summer and bought a large gas barbeque some years ago, but as there is usually only me and Mr. Benn to make a barbeque for we use B & Q Disposable Barbeques most of the time and only bring out the big gas barbeque for parties. It seems pointless to use it for just the two of us and we can't be bothered cleaning it when we are full up and usually a bit tipsy of the red vino. The Picture at the top here is a little different now on the B&Q disposable barbeques they now have a black background but still have the flame on the front. The disposable barbeques now come in packs of two for £4.98 which is ...  Read the complete review

A couple of weekends ago now some friends invited us out for a picnic. We were a little bit dubious because of the weather but we would never do anything if we waited for the weather to be good this year! We asked if there was anything that we should bring with us for the afternoon out and we decided it would be good to try out a disposable BBQ. I went and had a look in my local Tesco but the shelf was bare, I phoned my friend in a panic and luckily, our B and Q is just across the road and luckily had plenty in stock. I ended up buying the party sized disposable BBQ and here are my thoughts on the product. The BBQ as I mentioned was from B and Q. The ...  Read the complete review