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OUTDOOR COOKING/BBQ OUTDOOR COOKING/BBQ


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barbecue customers Today’s barbecues come with a whole host of features and accessories created for an improved experience and to make it easier to cook food. Dan Cooper, head grill master at Weber, comments on the top additions that people are seeking out when purchasing a new barbecue this summer.


• Smart barbecues Smart barbecues are increasing in popularity, especially those where the technology is integrated. The tech connects a barbecue directly to an app on a mobile phone and means that users can be alerted when they need to turn their food and when it is cooked to perfection. Gone are the days of being stuck next to the barbecue, smart tech takes out the guesswork and ensures every barbecue goes to plan no matter the skill of the person at the grill.


• Versatile grilling areas People are getting more experimental with barbecue food and are looking for barbecues with versatile grilling areas. Stocking those that can adapt will help sales. Accessories include griddles, rotisseries and pizza stones so a barbecue can be transformed into a complete outdoor cooking experience.


as opposed to doing multiple washes a day in a smaller washer.” “On the other hand, we typically say that a refrigerator will use the most amount of electricity in a household as it is required to be powered 24/7, to avoid defrosting and risking any foods or liquids going mouldy or past their best. There are, however, many ways in which you can reduce the energy consumption on your fridge or fridge-freezer, without having to switch it off. For example, by ensuring your refrigerator appliances are set to the optimum settings or not leaving the door open for longer than necessary. It may sound simple, but many homeowners don’t know how much energy any of their appliances generate – in fact, lots of people are causing more damage than good when it comes to switching up their household chores and appliances in their efforts to cut down on energy bills. Some may be cutting back on dishwasher usage to prioritise washing by hand, yet if that requires multiple bowls full of water with a lot of dirty pots, the dishwasher can be the better option,” he adds. Transparency


• Barbecuing gloves Silicone gloves are also an essential and affordable piece of kit to upsell alongside a barbecue. When dealing with high temperatures safety is key and gloves will not only help to prevent burns, they will also ensure the grilling process is more hygienic.


“Right now, it is our number one priority to help the nation to understand how to best use their appliances.”


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“Businesses can absolutely provide help on the cost-of-living crisis on its website and through its customer service to ensure support is available when needed. By providing transparent information on energy usage, costs and energy savings, consumers will have more trust and loyalty to these brands and will likely return to purchase later down the line,” says Bhatoye. “Unfortunately, the cost-of-living crisis is not going away any time soon, and we predict that in 2023, consumers will be looking for even more support from businesses in the year. In order to stay ahead of the


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curve, retailers and suppliers should use their voices of authority to put out clear, concise, and transparent messaging to their customers, to let them know that there’s support there for them. Consumers understand the importance of analysing energy usage on their appliances and will be making much more considered purchases than in previous years. Therefore, businesses should be prepared to work collaboratively with consumers to help them understand energy usage and find the best solutions for their purchase needs. It could also be that shoppers look more towards high-street retail purchases, feeling more peace of mind and confidence shopping with the support of a sales assistant,” he concludes.


• Portability Being able to take a barbecue on the road is key to those keen on camping and outdoor adventures. There are a whole host of different types of portable barbecues from gas, electric and charcoal to meet a variety of customer needs depending on where they want to take them.


• Cleaning kits


Cleaning a barbecue will help with the lifespan of the product. A barbecue cleaning kit will have been designed specifically for the task to ensure nothing is damaged during a wipe down.


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