The Tasty Variety of Meco Charcoal Grills

Nothing says summer like a good barbeque. Even vegetarians have learned how to adapt recipes to be cooked on an outdoor grill. Recently, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported on how to cook a pizza on the grill! If you are going to invest in this adaptable cooking tradition, then you should consider Meco charcoal grills and BBQs to cook the tastes of summer on.

Sizzler Supreme

In your choice of red or black, this 21 and ½ inch square Meco charcoal grill covers your basic grilling needs. This is recommended for outdoor use only (you don’t want the smoke indoors). It has adjustable air vents to help control cooking temperature and a nickel-plated cooking grid.

This model does not come with wheels, which is great for backyard use. If you did want basically the same type of Meco charcoal grills with wheels, then look to the model with wheels – called, appropriately enough, Charcoal Grill With Wheels. Like the Black Sizzler, this kind of Meco Charcoal Grill's cooking knobs stay cook to help make grilling easier and more comfortable.

With Fold Down Side Tables

If you have a lot of ingredients to juggle about, then you really need tables attached to your grill to make cooking easier on your body and your sanity. These types of Meco Charcoal Grills are especially recommended for catering and tailgating. It has real wheels only and a fold down table to help you keep everything handy.

It also features many of the same features as the Sizzler Supreme, such as adjustable air-vents, knobs that stay cool to the touch and 342 square inches of grilling platform. This also features, according to the manufacturer, "an elevated ash dump to prevent burnouts." No, I don’t know what that means, either. Sounds spiffy, though.

There is also a variety with two fold down side tables, known as the Meco Charcoal Grill With Fold Down Side Tables (not to be confused with the previously mentioned Meco Charcoal Grills With Fold Down Right Side Table.) This is the most expensive variety on Meco's line up, but you get all of the bells and whistles with it.

Lock And Go Portable

This is the smallest of Meco Charcoal grills, expectedly, since it's designed to be portable. This is recommended for camping. It is a cute round grill on three heavy-duty steel legs. This also has hood vents for temperature control. The hood and bowl interlocks to help keep your fingers cool when the food is hot.