What to Look for in a Weber Genesis Gas Grill
When you go to buy a Weber Genesis gas grill, the sales people are going to bombard you with tons of information about BTUs, side burners and all sorts of features that you didn’t even know existed. Their main goal is to sell you the most expensive grill and take a commission. Choosing to buy a Weber Genesis gas grill is a good decision, especially because this brand is the leader in the industry, but there are many types of Weber grills. You need to get the one that is right for your grilling needs. Here are some of the things you should be looking for.
Price: This is the factor that we always look at first when making a purchase. Keep in mind that you get what you pay for! A cheap grill usually means low quality materials and no dependability. Weber Genesis gas grills are all top quality so the difference is price has to do with features and size. Don’t forget that a Weber Genesis grill is meant to be with you for the next 25 years. It is worth spending a bit more to get the perfect grill for your cooking style.
Fuel: You can find Weber Genesis gas grills for propane or natural gas. For natural gas you must have a fuel line at the grilling location. However, it is cheaper on the long run and you won’t have to buy propane from the store. Regardless of which you choose, take a look at the amount of gas that each Weber Genesis grill uses and the features it has for saving gas.
Size: When deciding what size Weber Genesis grill to buy, think about how many people you will be cooking for and the space that it requires. Weber makes small grills which even the smallest apartment patios could fit but you won’t be roasting an entire turkey on it! If you have a large yard, then you can look at the larger models of Weber Genesis gas grills.
Features: Weber Genesis has many different features including smoker boxes, multi level cooking, side burners, lights, and many more. Each of these features costs money. However, some of these features are going to make your grill much easier to use and pay off in the end. Try to think realistically about what you will actually use.