Gas or Charcoal Grill?

Which would you choose/like best.


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Also, if you use wood chips, don't soak them; it's a myth. It doesn't help anything.
It just makes more smoke!
Since I live in the sticks, relatively speaking, I can use mango wood, lime wood,eucalyptus wood, pine wood or avocado wood for grilling.
I stick with the fruit ; eucalyptus and pine will impart their particularly resinous flavours.
 
It just makes more smoke!
Since I live in the sticks, relatively speaking, I can use mango wood, lime wood,eucalyptus wood, pine wood or avocado wood for grilling.
I stick with the fruit ; eucalyptus and pine will impart their particularly resinous flavours.
Eucalypta will spit at you as well :)
(Pine also, but that didn't sound as nice)
 
We have a charcoal grill. We used to have a natural gas one, which I will say was convenient since it never ran out of gas. But over the past several years I actually got rid of all the gas-fired appliances in our house and so we had the gas service shut off.

We have one of those ceramic egg bbqs. Easy to light with a chimney starter, and we’ve got accessories to turn it into a rotisserie and a pizza oven.

No gas here, only service i get is electricity. I'm off grid for everything else. But my BBQ is still gas... bottled gas.
 
Thank you for all the input/info. Been checking prices and atm they are $$$. Maybe next holiday sale or an Amazon Black Friday/Prime days' sale.
Labor Day sale will be good. When I've a pricy item to buy I'll wait for Memorial Day or Labor Day sales. Last year Labor Day sale I got an $80 bottle of cologne for $13. Go figure.
 
Labor Day sale will be good. When I've a pricy item to buy I'll wait for Memorial Day or Labor Day sales. Last year Labor Day sale I got an $80 bottle of cologne for $13. Go figure.
Maybe July 4th
 
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