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Weber 1520 Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill...

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Weber 586002 Q 320 Portable Outdoor Propane Gas Gr...

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Original Grill Gauge...

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$15.99

 

Weber 386002 Q 100 Portable Propane Gas Grill...

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$159.00

 

Coleman 9949-750 Road Trip Grill LXE...

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Today's Discussion

natural gas versus liquid propane grills?
I'm in the market for a grill, and saw that certain 'gas' grills offer a natural gas versus liquid propane option. Which one is better?

Reply
Scott
Natural gas is becoming more and more scarce as the supply dwindles with no new reserves being discovered, and therefore the price continues to increase. I'd avoid natural gas if at all possible.

mongo862001
i depend upon what is available to use. if your house is heated with natural gas and you want to spend the money to have a professional plumb it in. other wise propane is sold in the 20# bottles and you have to exchange them when they go empty.

ascarta2
charcoal, its the only way to go you loose so much flavor when you go with a gas grill.

Shabatel
I think u get better flavors with charcoal grill but propne grill is wats doing it now.




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