Small gas BBQ recommendations please

[oblio]

Hi

We are renting a MH in the summer and driving down through France. The title of the thread says it all really: I am after a small cheap gas BBQ that we can take with us for the trip. I dont want to spend a fortune as we are only renters and will probably only use it next if we rent in 2015 (planning on going to N Italy that year )

If you have any pointers I'd appreciate it

Thanks

[campionissimo]

try and pick up a second hand weber q or cadac on ebay.

[Rosscow]

Sod the gas.

Get a Lotus Grill and enjoy a proper BBQ in super quick time!!

[Bill]

A great many French sites don't allow charcoal

[Tyre Smoke]

As mentioned before.....

Cadac, Cadac, Cadac.

[Rosscow]

Bill said:

A great many French sites don't allow charcoal

Really? That's a bit gay. I'll be hitting the continent next year

[Bill]

I have a Son of Hibachi that's normally ready by the time they camp commandant has worked out what's going on but I've been bked a number of times.

[LFB531]

Not sure if you'd call this cheap at £100 but these are brilliant, called an O Grill, something to do with Marco Pierre White I think. I've had one for a few years and brilliant for carting about! Gas bottle is plastic so not heavy either.

[Sixpackpert]

Tyre Smoke said:

As mentioned before.....

Cadac, Cadac, Cadac.

This!

[GAjon]

Tyre Smoke said:

As mentioned before.....

Cadac, Cadac, Cadac.

No, no, no!

What you need is a Cadac.

[smashie]

Weber Baby Q or Cadac

[Simes110]

Does your rental motorhome come with an external gas point for barbecue connection?

It would be very handy if it did.

That aside, yes, Cadac. No. Scratch that. Get a Cadac instead. Much better.

[Chicken Chaser]

If it was a choice of Cobb or Cadac, which one is better?

[oblio]

Bill said:

A great many French sites don't allow charcoal

This...hence the gas

Thanks folks...I think I can see a definate pattern in your responses

[Bill]

I'm in a similar position and need a gas BBQ for our van, but a friend has a Cadac and I wasn't particularly impressed. It's basically just a big griddle pan on a gas burner so you don't get the flaming effect at all.

[W99KSY]

I've got a Weber Q series that i'm very happy with - can also get a smoker box to get you closer to that charcoal taste

[Bill]

This? http://www.wowbbq.co.uk/products/weber-stainless-s...

[GAjon]

Bill said:

I'm in a similar position and need a gas BBQ for our van, but a friend has a Cadac and I wasn't particularly impressed. It's basically just a big griddle pan on a gas burner so you don't get the flaming effect at all.

I know they do differing models but the Carrychef delux,which packs down very well has the griddle pan you mention for steaks etc.
If you turn that over you have a big frying pan.
You take that off, fit a heat deflector and a conventional BBQ grill for BBQ's.
You then have the 'Scottle' which is good for currys, fried rice,peallas or even a roast with he lid on if it takes your fancy.
It also has a stand for conventional pans,kettles etc.

[Bill]

Ok, thanks, I'll have another look then.

[starnberg]

http://www.wowbbq.co.uk/products/weber-goanywhere-...