Cobb Premier Grill

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The Cobb Premier Grill can roast, bake, grill, smoke, boil and fry. Heck, you can even make a pizza with this thing. It is compact and lightweight (just shy of 9lb and 12in tall), and thanks to Cobb’s patented design, stays cool to the touch and is virtually smokeless when compared to a traditional charcoal grill. The grill is also fuel efficient, requiring just eight to 10 briquettes of charcoal for up to two hours of cooking. $155.

Cobb Chef Portable Tabletop Grills, cobbgrillamerica.com

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August 2015

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