OUTDOOR COOKING Fire up the barbie!
From the latest in BBQs to must-have accessories, Housewares Magazine explores the latest in the outdoor cooking segment.
also comes with a storage cover to protect from the elements. Zanussi’s range also includes a Kettle Charcoal BBQ with an 50.5cm For those who prefer cooking with gas, it offers two BBQ options available including its three burner and four burner models. Both feature an automatic push button ignition and an integrated temperature gauge to allow for faster cooking times.
Its useful side burner allows your consumers to prepare sides while the
large cooking areas are perfect to feed the whole family. It also features an integrated storage shelf, UK hose and regulator.
Z
anussi has a complete range of BBQs to suit both the novice or seasoned BBQ chef. Each is designed with unique innovations and attention to detail to ensure optimum BBQ results every time.
The Trolley BBQ is ideal for those who prefer an authentic charcoal BBQ experience. The practical kettle model features a chrome grill with integrated thermostat and the enamelled bowl and lid comes with cool touch handles. Handy storage additions make the BBQ perfect for entertaining with a convenient side shelf and hanging rack for utensils. It
BBQing without the mess
Do you wish you could BBQ without the mess? With the reusable BBQ Liner by NoStik, your BBQ can be kept free of crumbs and grease. The NoStik BBQ Liner is made for easy cleaning, and also enables fat-free cooking thanks to its non-stick properties which remove the need for lubricating oils.
racks, all whilst maintaining those authentic grill marks on food. The food-safe, non-stick coating not only withstands heat up to 260 degrees C but is also long lasting, making the liners durable and reusable.
Order from Burton McCall Ltd 0116 234 4611
sales@burton-mccall.com
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