just don’t stand on red hot coals in a pair of Crocs…
I did that last year in a pair of flip-flops. I have never jumped so high!
I realised after the sole of my food was getting hot and I could smell the melting crocs. Crocs have quite thick soles so it didn’t go straight through, luckily.
Mind you I did take the shoe off, have a look and promptly tried to prise the hot coal out with my fingers - that hurt…
Jeez ! Even I’m not that stupid
…and you’re the acting Dean of a university…ffs
any way my error means shiny new crocs on their way
and Louise has these coming
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Meat men - I’m thinking of entering the world of faff cooking. Would the below be a good place to start?
That’s a small grill area imo.
The Weber dimensions of 57cm (22.5") give a lot more flexibility. Do they do a larger one?
I know nothing about BBQ, but that thing looks like a drone with an eating disorder.
What could possibly go wrong?
They do a 24" but it’s double the money.
‘Buy cheap, buy twice’ young man
Financial Fair Play rules come in to play in my house. Especially as I’ve just done a skip full of pounds on a new Panny 55" OLED and soundbar
Heresy on here I know, but I’m a fair weather BBQ’er and so in that scenario plenty of time to save up until the frost and rain abates…
That Kamado would suit you very nicely, you could get a decent bag of mung beans in it no problem.
With a spinach and aubergine rub
The insulation with ceramic would be very cool but as others have said, I think you may want a bigger one if you want to cook anything bigger than a chicken. That is the same size as my Weber kettle and a spatchcocked bird only just goes on it.
I’ve just bought a Weber 57cm from the charity shop - £5.00. It hasn’t got a thermometer so 'll have to work that out if it’s needed.
Excellent purchase! 5 quid! I honestly think the thermometer in the lid is pants anyway. Get a digital probe one that you can leave in the food and measures at grill level.
I’d love a 57 Weber