Wow so it doesn’t get hot on the outside. So what’s the consensus on this product? Looks like one could theoretically charcoal on a condo balcony. There’s obviously going to be some smoke but if you can handle this thing while it’s hot I mean that’s sort of impressive and much safer too.
It looks very portable, could be good for beach days.GangStarr wrote: ↑ Wow so it doesn’t get hot on the outside. So what’s the consensus on this product? Looks like one could theoretically charcoal on a condo balcony. There’s obviously going to be some smoke but if you can handle this thing while it’s hot I mean that’s sort of impressive and much safer too.
I may just buy one for casual beach days.
Thanks not buying as a result. Agreed if no charcoal taste stick to propane and propane accessoriesGin Martini wrote: ↑ It looks very portable, could be good for beach days.
As for usage on a condo balcony, someone on this thread said it doesn't have a strong charcoal taste to it and let's be honest, people use charcoal for the taste. All the hassle without the taste, you might as well get a propane BBQ. Actually, you might just use an oven instead of this Lotus grill since there ain't lot of flame action going on, if any.
To be more specific, the comparison would be to use the broiler in your oven. This appears to cook entirely using radiant heat (which is exactly what you want to get proper searing/browning on steaks & burgers).Gin Martini wrote: ↑ It looks very portable, could be good for beach days.
As for usage on a condo balcony, someone on this thread said it doesn't have a strong charcoal taste to it and let's be honest, people use charcoal for the taste. All the hassle without the taste, you might as well get a propane BBQ. Actually, you might just use an oven instead of this Lotus grill since there ain't lot of flame action going on, if any.
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