I have used these complete BBQ's numerous times and have always been happy with them. These generally cost a couple of pounds £1.99 from my local Tesco's. Before buying our Jamie Oliver one I used to use this for me and my two children. Although it isn't the largest BBQ you can buy, it was plenty big enough for us three. This BBQ is basically a silver tray with coals in the bottom, with a wire grate over the top. There is also a waxy sheet of paper that is used for lighting, between the coals and the cooking surface. You use a match and light the paper which in turns lights the coals. No need for firelighters or lighter fuel etc. If it is a little ...  Read the complete review

My husband Mark loves BBQ's and often at the weekends, weather permitting, he will do a BBQ lunch for just the two of us, rather than dragging our big BBQ from the garage we have been using little disposable ones which are ideal for 2, quick and convenient. Recently I bought several from our local Asda which has been selling Bar-Be-Quick disposable BBQ's for just £1.97. I'm not sure if this is the regular price for these or if Asda are just doing them cheap but £1.97 is a good price so we bought a few. Bar-Be-Quick disposable BBQ's are pretty much the same as any other disposable BBQ. You get everything you need, except food of course, to do a BBQ. The BBQ is ...  Read the complete review

Sorry I haven't been around much lately but my time is taken up with our Lifeboat shop and I am finding it difficult to keep time free for anything else these days! Anyway I have found myself with a bit of free time and so have decided it is about time I wrote a review. Earlier today we were in Asda doing a bit of shopping and decided to get a couple of disposable barbecue ready for next weekend when my sister and her family are coming to visit. That way we have them just in case the weather is good and we fancy eating alfresco. The ones that are on sale at Asda are the Bar Be Quick ones (which we have used many times before) at the ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I started to buy these disposable BBQ's after we left our last small, kettle BBQ out over winter and unsurprisingly it went totally rusty! We didn't really want to go out and spend another £60 on a kettle BBQ and then still have to buy the coals and lighter fluid on top when we are only 2 adults and one child that is of eating age so we don't really cook huge amount of food. We saw them on offer in B&Q for £3 for a pack of 2, so essentially £1.50 a time. You don't need to buy anything else (well other than a lighter a match) for them to work so the £1.50 initial outlay covers everything you need to have one successful BBQ. While ...  Read the complete review

Anyone buying this product will surely be buying it for one reason only - convenience. This is a very easy to use product in principle - simply remove the packaging, place on a flat surface, light the ignition touch paper, wait for 20 minutes and cook food. However, in practice, the product doesn't perform as well as you might think. With our British climate, you can easily expect a small amount of wind or rain, even on some of the sunniest days. If this happens, it can put out the touch paper far too easily, which can result in the barbecue being almost impossible to light. Another bugbear is price. Fair enough, the product is cheap, ...  Read the complete review