Pellet Grills VS

Traditional Grills

Pellet Grill

Pellet Grill

  • PID temperature controller maintains precise temperatures.
  • “Set & forget” operation eliminate the need to babysit the grill.
  • Hardwood pellet cooking system infuses excellent wood-fired flavour.
  • 8 cooking styles: sear, smoke, BBQ, roast, char-grill, braise, bake, and grill.
  • The convection heating process ensures even cooking while eliminating flareups.
Gas Grill

Gas Grill

  • You’ll need to be very careful about the fire hazards associated with gas grills.
  • Gas is odourless and tasteless. You’ll be missing out on that wood fired flavour.
  • There is a learning process in getting a precise temperature.
  • The open flame will burn the surface of the food before the inside cooks.
  • Unable to smoke & not designed for cooking low and slow.
  • Cooking food with direct heat causes  uncontrolled flare-ups and you’re more likely to burn it.
Wood Braai

Wood Braai

  • Temperature is tricky to control by adjusting the wood, the air flow, or both.
  • You must frequently check the temperature and add/remove wood as needed.
  • Different areas of the grill will be different temperatures.
  • Take time to light and get up to temperature; can be very messy.
  • Cooking food with direct heat causes uncontrolled flare-ups and you’re more likely to burn it.
Charcoal Grill

Charcoal Grill

  • Temperature is tricky to control by adjusting the charcoal, the air flow, or both.
  • You must frequently check the temperature and add/remove charcoal as needed
  • Different areas of the grill will be different temperatures.
  • Take time to light and get up to temperature; can be very messy.
  • Cooking food with direct heat causes uncontrolled flare-ups and you’re more likely to burn it.