outdoor cooking and dining Weber Introduces New Industry Leading Barbeques


Weber® Barbecues are introducing a number of smart and innovative barbecue ranges to market, all of which are new for summer 2021.


Summit® Kamado Earlier this year Weber introduced its new Summit® Kamado barbecue, which offers a truly innovative performance. The latest addition is designed to deliver temperatures at speed, with consistency, precision and with less fuel than a traditional barbecue. Weber’s Rapidfire lid damper boosts air


flow to quickly achieve high heat and ensure precision temperature control, whilst the durable, dual-walled insulated steel design with porcelain-enamelled finish helps retain heat and moisture for all-day smoking and low and slow style cooking. With a simple reposition of the fuel grate the Weber Summit Kamado can quickly sear steaks or grill vegetables. The Summit Kamado is crafted using high quality stainless steel and porcelain enamel materials, from the hassle-free One- Touch cleaning system to the high-capacity removeable ash-catcher, built in thermometer, tool hooks and swivel castors. The Weber Summit® Kamado is also compatible with Weber’s Gourmet BBQ System (GBS).


world’s first smart gas barbecues. The new Genesis® and Spirit barbecues, which include the Genesis II EX-315, Genesis II EX-335, Spirit EPX-315 and Spirit EPX-325S, have been specifically developed to meet the needs of modern outdoor cooking for every type of griller, whether they are novice or experienced. Recent research from Weber revealed that UK consumers are keen to improve their grilling skills this year after the pandemic saw a huge rise in barbecue purchases. The new Genesis® and Spirit barbecues integrate the brand’s Weber Connect Smart technology which helps to guide its users and, in turn, enhance their


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dding to its elite range of gas barbecues, Weber has launched the EX-Genesis® and EX-Spirit - the


skills. The Weber Connect control unit connects


to a smartphone and takes users through the cooking process thanks to several advanced features, including step-by-step barbecuing assistance, instant notifications, and WiFi connectivity. Located in each barbecues side table, the Weber Connect control unit includes an LED display that shows you the temperature inside the barbecue.


SmokeFire Grill 2nd Generation Weber’s pioneering SmokeFire Wood Pellet Grill has also been improved in 2021, with a range of new technological features added. This includes the Remote Grill Control, which allows the users to adjust the grill temperature from a smartphone, as well as a variety of practical improvements to ensure an enhanced cooking experience. Weber’s first pellet grill, SmokeFire, combines


over 70 years’ expertise and has been developed in collaboration with the iconic brand’s army of Grill Masters to deliver superior cooking performance and ensure ease of use. In addition, the Second Generation SmokeFire boasts a range of advanced elements which have revolutionised the pellet market. These include a responsive-incline-drive-engine that heats up quickly and delivers precise temperatures of 95 for low & Slow all the way to searing 315°C for steaks. The SmokeFire also features Weber’s iconic Flavorizer bars that ensure consistent heat distribution.


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Weber Traveler™ portable barbecue Brand-new for 2021, Weber has unveiled the compact, foldable Weber Traveler portable barbecue. The Traveler reflects the signature design and high-quality material hallmarks of Weber products, including a porcelain-enameled lid, cook box, and cast-iron cooking grates. Key features include compact size for easy storage, large cooking area, high temperature range and an efficient gas system to maximise fuel life.


For more information, visit: www.weber.com


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