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		<title>Types of Portable Grills</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are several types of portable grills. Everything from propane to charcoal to wood can be used in a portable grill. However, there are several portable grills that many of us use, everyday, that you may not think of. One of the most popular indoor portable grills is the George Foreman grill. This grill is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are several types of portable grills.  Everything from propane to charcoal to wood can be used in a portable grill.  However, there are several portable grills that many of us use, everyday, that you may not think of.</p>
<p>One of the most popular indoor portable grills is the George Foreman grill.  This grill is run on electricity.  The George Foreman grill is simply plugged into the wall and can cook a quick hamburger or small steak.  While the George Foreman is great for people who are single, have difficultly using an outdoor grill or who like the convenience of having a grill nearby, it does not produce nearly as great of effects as grills with other fuel sources.  Some people complain that their food tastes bland and unseasoned after being cooked by the George Foreman grill.  Overall, portable electric grills are great if you need to finish food fast.  However, they just do not provide the dynamic flavor and grilling caliber that many other fuel sources do.</p>
<p><img class="alignright" style="border: 0px initial initial;" src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3492/4569768800_d41fc0b4da_m.jpg" border="0" alt="assorted types of portable grills" width="240" height="160" />Weber grills are the best brand of portable grills you can buy.  Weber builds their grills out of the highest quality materials.  Weber grills last much longer than any other type of grill that you can purchase.  Another great tidbit about Weber grills is that you can purchase them in almost any size.  There are small Weber grills that are great for the single college student, and then there are the monster grills that are for every guy who likes to party!</p>
<p>The most durable material for portable grills is stainless steel.  Not only does stainless steel resist weather, it also resists wear and tear amazingly well.  You do not need to worry about your grill rusting and eventually falling apart.  Stainless steel grills hold up surprisingly well.  If you are looking for a portable grill that is on the larger side, many are made out of stainless steel.</p>
<p>One of the cheapest brand of portable grills is Coleman.  They have many metal grills that are great for anyone who goes out camping for a weekend.  These grills will help you cook small meals for a few days.  However, these grills will not last a long time if you use them constantly.  They were not constructed to resist heavy wear and tear that regular grilling puts on a portable grill.</p>
<p>Sears grills are far from the best.  Many of the Kenmore brand grills are greatly overpriced and do not function nearly as well as other brands.  You are much better off spending your money on a brand such as Weber or an equivalent and getting a grill that was built to stand up to the challenge of grilling.</p>
<p>Grilling can be a great experience.  There is nothing better than getting together with your friends, setting up some chairs and <a href="http://www.patiocushionscheap.com/" target="_blank">patio cushions</a>, and enjoying a few drinks and a grilled meal.  Portable grilling can take this experience on the road and can add another layer on and help you make a great feast.  If you are looking for a portable grill that is great for indoor use, you may want to try using a George Foreman grill.  However, if you are looking for the king of portable grills, take a look at the selection of grills Weber has to offer.  Whatever your grilling needs may be, good luck and safe grilling! <span style="color: #888888;">photo credit: </span><a title="Another Pint Please..." href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/53484449@N00/4569768800/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #888888;">Another Pint Please&#8230;</span></a></p>
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