That extra cooking area lets you grill enormous kebabs, or everything needed for a full English if that's your thing. That’s exactly where Sage’s Smart Grill Pro – full name: Sage The Smart Grill Pro BGR840BSS or, outside the UK and Europe, Breville The Smart Grill Pro – fits into the culinary equation. Our Element iQ™ system steers power to where and when it’s needed to create the ideal cooking environment, for perfect results. On the subject of fresh air, I ought to address the main marketing claim of the Pulse 1000: that it's more neighbour-friendly. Sure, it was a long way from the barbecued flavour of the Weber Lumin above but it was perfectly acceptable for a quick bite.

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In a stroke of genius, this one can also be completely opened so you can grill on two surfaces at once.

With 19 in-built smart presets including Smart Cook, Smart Reheat and Smart Defrost, the Combi Wave 3 in 1 puts all the power at your fingertips. If you’re a foodie, we’d recommend the Cobb Premier barbecue – and if you’re a foodie for whom money is no object then the Big Green Egg MiniMax is an even better option.

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Enjoy crispy golden results and many more delicious meals when using the Air Fry, Roast and Bake functions. It speeds the cooking process by raising hotter air and sinking colder, less dense air for quicker heating. And if you’re simply after a good, techie barbecue then you should consider the fan-assisted Lotus Grill. Although Weber launched an electric BBQ grill quite a few years ago – the Pulse 1000 – which you can read about below, the new Lumin is a different little beast that specialises in five main disciplines – grilling, searing, steaming, smoking and warming.

You should either be intending to use it very regularly, or have an enormous kitchen that it can be stashed away in. Sage has also done a fab job with the features and functions that make cooking all sorts of food much easier.

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With 2400W heating elements embedded into the plates, not underneath them, and an electronic thermostat to quickly sense even small movements in temperatures, this grill cooks and sears steaks with consistent high heat. It's true to say that there's no charcoal smoke or potentially deadly and probably lease-violating gas canisters involved, but due to science, smoke and fumes coming off your foodis pretty much unavoidable. Americans love a grilled cheese sandwich, so US brand Cuisinart has here come up with something that's midway between a panini press and a grill. Underneath the hood, so to speak, there’s 2400 watts of power, which is more than enough to tackle everything you throw at it. The LCD display features an idiot-proof menu system, which allows you to select your food of choice and adjust to suit.

You agree to receive promotions, surveys and more from us and our affiliated brands, and have read our Privacy Policy. For some reason, this is not done on the main display but via Weber's iOS and Android app but it works so well, it almost takes the fun out of it. Impressively, the temperature dropped as quickly as a gas grill and the wings came off the grate with lovely sear marks, crispy skin and succulent centres. Create crunchy, crispy golden French fries with the Air Fry function; enjoy family favourites such as roast chicken or gooey chocolate brownies with the Convection Oven function; or defrost delicious soup and reheat your lasagna with the Inverter Microwave function. However, if you're only an occasional griller, this would make an excellent, more compact, alternative to Sage's King Kong-sized griller.