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Weber Q1400 Electric Barbecue - £256 (Discount at Checkout) - Free Collection @ B&Q
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Posted 30 May 2023

Weber Q1400 Electric Barbecue - £256 (Discount at Checkout) - Free Collection @ B&Q

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Bought one of these as I’ve read excellent reviews about them! And we have solar panels…!

It’s a sunny day in the city, ideal weather for dining out. Open your balcony door, plug in the barbecue, and enjoy the ambiance without leaving home. An urban barbecue is no longer wishful thinking with a Q1400 electric barbecue.

Grill dimensions - 43cm x 32cm

Porcelain-enamelled, cast-iron cooking grates
Cast aluminium lid and body
Glass-reinforced nylon frame
Removable catch pan
Infinite hear control settings
6ft earthed cable

Specifications
Product depth 420mm
Product height 369mm
Product width 686mm
Material Cast aluminium & steel
Assembly required Partial assembly required
Power output 2.2kW
Cable length 1.8m
Product code 0077924025327
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  1. BiGfactHunt's avatar
    BiGfactHunt
    Electric barbecue is an oxymoron.
    AD77VK's avatar
    AD77VK
    Electric grills do not release a large amount of carbon monoxide. Therefore, it is very easy to use them indoors or even in enclosed areas such as sheds. In addition to carbon monoxide, the electric grill does not emit other harmful gases. Therefore, it is not only safe for you, but also safe for our planet.
  2. redjas71's avatar
    redjas71
    Surely to be a bbq in the true sense, the fuel source has to somehow impart some flavour to the food? Like charcoal, or even wood pellets on the ninja electric version? Isn’t this basically an expensive George Foreman grill?
    daddybr00's avatar
    daddybr00
    So gas BBQs are not genuine either then? This isn’t a hot plate.

    Flavour gets imparted from fat smoking off the element the exact same way, doesn’t matter if it’s landing on coal or metal. You could probably argue coal imparts additional flavour, but I doubt anyone here could tell the difference or is a good enough cook to make it meaningful (edited)
  3. daddybr00's avatar
    daddybr00
    Seems like a smaller/more portable version of the Pulse, good price
  4. DBO187's avatar
    DBO187
    This or the new Ninja ?
    mickhitchuk's avatar
    mickhitchuk
    Think I would try the ninja, looks interesting
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