portable bbqs

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The baby Q has a breakfast plate that you purchase (It is not full size but does the business).

I have this and it works a treat. We use the Q all the time nowadays. Fantastic bit of kit.

I now use a weber q220. Its not the most portable size but it has now replaced the traditional BBQ in the backyard. The good thing about the size is it is still big enough to cook for everyone. Its great for day trips, but a little too big for camping. I might invest in a Baby Q for this.

The breakfast plate is good, it fits both the Baby Q and the Q220.. the downside is it is a little small. I just gave it another workout last night and again this morning :mrgreen:

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Re: portable bbqs

The baby Q has a breakfast plate that you purchase (It is not full size but does the business).

I have this and it works a treat. We use the Q all the time nowadays. Fantastic bit of kit.

Almost permanently set-up on the balcony outside our kitchen area - ready to go!

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I'm looking at the Baby Q at the moment, curious as to who has the Q100 or the Q200?
Also looking at getting the accessory pack which has the breakfast plate...

Matt

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I'm looking at the Baby Q at the moment, curious as to who has the Q100 or the Q200?
Also looking at getting the accessory pack which has the breakfast plate...

Matt

Hi Matt, we have the Q220. It's mainly a home barbie. I have taken it away camping, but only if feeding larger groups, as it takes up quite a bit of room. We also have the fold up stand, which also turns into a trolley for transporting.
Whether going Baby or Q200 consider getting the model with the higher lid with temp dial gauge in it, makes it a lot better for doing roasts.

However my favourite camping barbie at the moment is the Bidji Barbi- used it in earnest this weekend and am rapped. Very light and compact. I got the smaller size as there's only two of us, but there is a bigger one.

Barbi folded and in bag - (with Coleman stove I use used as a heat source, although it can also go over a campfire ). Note the little carrying handle that sticks out.


Barbi unpacked and folded


Set up with Coleman portable stove underneath- cooks meat really well. Not so good for eggs because of the concave shape ops:

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Hi Matt, we have the Q220. It's mainly a home barbie. I have taken it away camping, but only if feeding larger groups, as it takes up quite a bit of room. We also have the fold up stand, which also turns into a trolley for transporting.
Whether going Baby or Q200 consider getting the model with the higher lid with temp dial gauge in it, makes it a lot better for doing roasts.

Thanks for the advise buddy. I ordered the Q200 today, don't think it has the larger lid or the thermometer. But i got it with my qantas frequent flyer points... So technically free!!!

Be good for the day trips/pincic type outtings even if not for fully loaded camping!!!

Matt