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Source Butane Weight (Per Manufacturer) 3.86 kg | 8 lbs 8 oz Measured Cooking Surface Area 148.5.0 sq in Number of Burners 1 The Eureka SPRK Camp Grill is one of the most packable and portable of all the grills that we tested. Weighing in at a modest 8.8 pounds, this 148 square-inch grill is powered by butane fuel canisters that are not only more efficient than traditional propane but also lighter in weight. The grill also comes with a briefcase-style large plastic carrying case with two sliding locking mechanisms to secure the grill inside and protect the components during transport. When you reach your desired location, simply attach the butane canister, lock it into place, and fire up the auto-ignition temperature control dial to ignite the flame below. The grill reaches peak heat quickly and can supply enough power with its 7,250 BTUs to sear meat and enough control to slow-cook vegetables and poultry. The low to high settings take a little getting used to, so we recommend using your own thermometer to make sure your meat is cooked to the appropriate temperatures. While this grill is perfect for those seeking portability, simplicity, and efficiency, it does not offer a ton of wind resistance. The design is open to the elements and does not feature a lid to help control the internal temperatures of the flames during gusty days in the mountains. It also features a ceramic-coated aluminum cooking grate, which some home chefs may not love. Our testers

Also realize that the butane canisters can be more difficult to find than the traditional green grenade propane canisters that are offered at grocery stores. Caveats aside, this grill is slick, simple, and easy to use for those who want to maximize grilling convenience in the great outdoors. Read more : Eureka SPRK Camp Grill review This butane-powered grill is perfect for those who want an efficient and lightweight grill that offers enough power to sear red meat without sacrificing the temperature control required to slow cook vegetables without burning the exterior.Credit: Trish Matheny Best Dual Function Grill and Fire Pit Snow Peak Takibi Fire & Grill Output Power 8.0 Control 3.0 Portability 7.0 Cooking Area 8.0 Wind Resistance 4.0 REASONS TO BUYDurable stainless steel constructionEasy to useVery portable and packable designVersatile combination of outdoor grill and fireplace REASONS TO AVOIDLacks convenience of propaneExpensiveHeavyTakes some finesse to develop consistent heat and control SPECIFICATIONS Total BTU N/A Heat/Power Source Charcoal / wood chips Weight (Per Manufacturer) 14.5 kg | 32 lbs Measured Cooking Surface Area 1568 cm2 | 243.0 sq in Number of Burners N/A The Snow Peak Takibi Fire & Grill offers a versatile combination of both a portable grill and an outdoor fireplace. The aesthetics and durability of the stainless steel design was notable among our testing team, both functional enough to grill a variety of different foods, while also offering the ambiance of a fireplace within the same design that's built to last. The grill maxed out our

Groups in remote locations. All four reviewers tapped into a network of friends and family who also happen to be culinary experts, from culinary arts professors to professional chefs to BBQ business owners.How to Pick the Best Portable GrillWe've selected five different considerations to help simply your next grill purchase. We've selected five different considerations to help inform your next portable grill purchase.Credit: Trish MathenyWhat Fuel Type is Best?Deciding on the type of fuel for your next grill comes down to a few different factors, such as convenience, flavor, and price. A gas grill will offer a more convenient setup and easier cleaning. On the other hand, a charcoal grill provides a more pronounced flavor and can often reach hotter temperatures for searing. Another option is butane-powered grills that are less expensive when compared to propane while offering more fuel efficiency while grilling. Just be mindful to store the canisters correctly so that they do not leak harmful gases. They can also cause explosions in the grill if used incorrectly. Ultimately, each fuel type provides a different purpose, and the entry point for grills can vary significantly based on fuel type. The butane-powered Eureka SPRK is one of several options to consider when selecting the appropriate fuel source to meet your needs.Credit: Trish MathenyHow to Choose The Right Size?If you plan on taking your grill camping or tailgating on the weekends, a smaller grill would be ideal. If you need a grill capable of cooking for groups and events or

The Cuisinart Venture has a similar performance in terms of overall control with the u-shaped burner design.Credit: Trish MathenyA notable mention for an electric option is the 1200-watt Elite Gourmet that gave a solid performance, featuring a single temperature dial ranging from 200 °F to 450 °F. Though testing with an infrared thermometer revealed that this grill runs hotter than the temperature on the control dial – up to 100 °F hotter on the high end – especially with the tempered glass lid on, we were impressed with how evenly the heat distributed across the non-stick cooking surface.The Elite Gourmet is an electronic option for grilling that is complete with an easy-to-use temperature dial ranging from 200F to 450F.Credit: Trish Matheny">The Elite Gourmet is an electronic option for grilling that is complete with an easy-to-use temperature dial ranging from 200F to 450F.Credit: Trish Matheny PortabilityTo determine scores in this metric, we loaded each product into vehicles, took them to picnics and campsites, and grilled gratifying culinary concoctions. When on these excursions, we took into account things like the overall size, weight, construction materials, and availability of wheels, stands, or lid latches. We also evaluated how secure or not secure they were, the noise during transport, and the cleanliness on the ride home.The Eureka SPRK is the only grill in our review to receive the highest marks when it comes to portability. The design features a lightweight plastic “suitcase” carry box with two sliding locks to secure the grill in place,

Along with a functional handle. The grill weighs a mere 8 pounds 8 ounces and is easy to set up on location. When it comes to portability, the lightweight and packable design of the Eureka SPRK is hard to beat.Other smaller options include the Petit Gourmet, which has telescoping legs that fold up neatly and make it easy to carry in one hand. The Solaire and the Cuisinart Grillster both carry cleanly and easily, kind of like a small suitcase. Models like this are easy to carry into the park to find your ideal picnic spot. As with any grill, if you take the time to clean it before transporting it, you will find there's less mess. The Cuinsart Venture is another option that's easy to carry with one hand thanks to a substantial and functional handle on the top of the design.The large handle and extra storage in the plastic section on the bottom of the Cuisinart Venture upped its score when it came to portability.Credit: Trish Matheny">The large handle and extra storage in the plastic section on the bottom of the Cuisinart Venture upped its score when it came to portability.Credit: Trish MathenyThe 31-pound Weber Q 1200 is still surprisingly portable due to its useful handles. Special mention should be given to the fact that it can be purchased as a tabletop model (like we did) or can easily be integrated into a separate wheelable, folding stand for enhanced parking lot convenience.Even though the Weber Q 1200 neatly