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Had a look a few weeks back in B&Q and it didn't seem to compare to Webers. Didn't look too bad but there was that little something about the build quality that didn't sit right, it didn't feel solidly built as a Weber does.
Look at online reviews people seem to have issues putting them together (usually just a one time problem obviously).
Review by Jean-Christophe Novelli this weekend.
GADGETS GALORE
BLOOMA KINLEY KETTLE CHARCOAL TROLLEY
PRICE: £129
STOCKIST: B&Q
This barbecue on wheels has more extras than a Swiss army knife. It has an adjustable-height grill, built-in chopping board, warming rack, bun tray and utensil hooks.
AMANDA SAYS: The love-child of a Seventies-style hostess trolley and a barbecue, this has enough gadgets to keep any Boy Scout happy, but it took two of us four hours to construct it.
The grill is big, with plenty of room to cook everything at once, but it wobbled worryingly when we moved it.
JEAN-CHRISTOPHE'S VERDICT: The sausage and burger shrank a lot, probably because this doesnt allow air to circulate as well as its rivals, which means the meat loses moisture.
The chicken was slightly overcooked, while the sausage cooked unevenly.
RATING: 2/10
BEST FOR: Gadget geeks.
Read more: Is a £1,000 BBQ a waste of money? JEAN-CHRISTOPHE NOVELLI tries out the cooker that grills five chickens at once (but a £10 rival is just as good) | Mail Online |
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