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épic™
Posts: 2271
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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My attention was drawn to this Four Burner Stainless Steel Hooded BBQ that Aldi has on sale from Thursday for $399
http://www.aldi.com.au/au/media/offers/W39_Four-Burner-Stainless-Steel-Hooded-BBQ_PD.jpg http://www.aldi.com.au/au/html/offers/2827_10092.htm Google suggests these were on sale about a year ago also, just wondering if anyone has one? What do you reckon of it? Pretty cheap considering.. Cheers. |
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HeardY
Gaelic newb
Posts: 16451
Location: Ireland
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looks the goods, but it is aldi (all die, zee germans are out to get us again :p)
Though for that price it looks like a good deal |
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| #1 06:01pm 21/09/09 |
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mission
Posts: 5655
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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A Barby is a Barby really, unless it doesn't get hot enough (some don't) to cook a steak well.
Looks good. And side burners are the win. |
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| #2 06:02pm 21/09/09 |
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Syco
Posts: 561
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I saw all the camping gear in the Aldi catalogue recently. Went to grab some stuff but stopped by K-Mart first, K-Marts stuff seemed better quality and in half the cases cheaper.
There's some big sale at Big-W or Target or something atm with some Jamie Durie line of BBQ's that seemed cheap as hell too (they had some full hooded ones with cabinets underneath etc). |
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| #3 06:18pm 21/09/09 |
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thermite
Posts: 2694
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I bought something like that over a year ago and f***ed up everything I tried to cook on there, I was too scared to ever host a BBQ lest I be discovered.
So my dad now has a free BBQ. |
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| #4 06:19pm 21/09/09 |
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Spook
Posts: 26276
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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<3 aldi
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| #5 06:29pm 21/09/09 |
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Triamks
Posts: 2420
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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We know spook, we know.
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Midda
Posts: 4057
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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If it's going to be kept outdoors (which I assume it will be), you should see if it's got an enamel coating. It'll protect it against corrosion and all that.
Also, might want to fix the spelling in the title before Trog decides it's a good idea to remove the entire thread due to a simple spelling mistake. |
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| #7 06:34pm 21/09/09 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 5582
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Before you buy, check out the 'Jumbuck' range at Bunnings, certainly not a $1400 BBQs galore BBQ, but bloody good value for money. Mine is a 6-burner with hood and side burner etc. I'm happy with it.
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| #8 06:34pm 21/09/09 |
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mission
Posts: 5657
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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^ I bet it's cheap to run, right?
Y'know cause it runs on gas and stuff. |
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| #9 06:58pm 21/09/09 |
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Zak
Posts: 2069
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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+1 for Bunnings. I got a 4 burner (not a hooded one though) from there about 4-5 years ago, still going strong.
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| #10 07:00pm 21/09/09 |
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HeardY
Gaelic newb
Posts: 16452
Location: Ireland
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hahah mission :)
yeah my bunnings 4 burner I bought 7-8 years ago is still going strong at my brothers place last I heard and it was an awesome bbq |
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| #11 07:06pm 21/09/09 |
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tequila
Posts: 3249
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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imo if you dont already have a bbq you're doing it wrong
but it looks alright, most cheap bbqs dont last long anyway - you're lucky to get 2-3 years out of them these days - at least mine have anyway, because I move a lot and they get bashed around but still |
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| #12 07:12pm 21/09/09 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 5583
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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spot on mission.
however check these facts. A standard BBQ LPG cylinder is 9KG right, and propane (known in aus as LPG) is approximately half a kilo per litre in liquid form which it is in the bottle. So, that's about 18L of the old LP. Now you go down to your local servo for a regas right, and they charge you $24 or so. Thats right, you just paid $1.33/ltr for LPG. Now i've just gotta start using Forklift bottles on my BBQ that i can fill up at the servo at my usual 50c/ltr. |
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| #13 07:15pm 21/09/09 |
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Midda
Posts: 4059
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Before you buy, check out the 'Jumbuck' range at Bunnings, certainly not a $1400 BBQs galore BBQ, but bloody good value for money. Mine is a 6-burner with hood and side burner etc. I'm happy with it. Yeah, my BBQ is a Jumbuck, and it's great. Admittedly, I don't use it very often, but even after months outside without use, it fires up and goes like a champ straight away. |
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| #14 07:20pm 21/09/09 |
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euphoria
Posts: 1453
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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^ I bet it's cheap to run, right?Lawl. Post of the month right there. |
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| #15 07:24pm 21/09/09 |
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deadlyf
Posts: 476
Location: Queensland
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Saw a cheap 4 burner with a hood at bunnings today, $250. Wasn't all whored out with stainless steal but.
I was looking at getting a Webber style barbie, for only $80 it'd be fun to play around with. |
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| #16 07:33pm 21/09/09 |
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tequila
Posts: 3250
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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its very rarely the real deal stainless steel, its often just polished or galvanized
I've had the stainless look bbqs rust before, you have to expect it for <300 bucks for a full 4-6 burner setup as long as they get the job done, though |
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| #17 07:58pm 21/09/09 |
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Vorador
Posts: 1360
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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+1 bunnings and jumbuck range - we picked up a 4 burner hooded in post-christmas a few years back for $200
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| #18 08:26pm 21/09/09 |
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HerbalLizard
Posts: 3165
Location: Queenstown, New Zealand
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45kg LPG bottles for win, dirt cheap at $92 and they get delivered |
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Tim Tibbetts
Posts: 2179
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I got a 4 burner Jumbuck from Bunnings too, was about $160 (no hood just a lid). I've had no issues with it, it's a BBQ, it cooks meat!!
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| #20 11:49am 22/09/09 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 5588
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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To sum up this thread, f*** aldi and its nazi german crap, get a jumbuck from bunnings, they're tried and true.
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| #21 11:58am 22/09/09 |
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tequila
Posts: 3266
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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or build one out of bricks and just buy the hot plate from a bbq store, plumb it into your house gas lines to save money and MrHardware loves lpg
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| #22 12:19pm 22/09/09 |
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Mass
Posts: 654
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I'm going for one of the ALDI bbq covers though $29.95, I've been waiting 12 months for them to come back on sale. Excellent quality product and it looks much nice than the old green tarp I've currently got covering it.
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| #23 12:22pm 22/09/09 |
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TiT
Posts: 2444
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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or build one out of bricks and just buy the hot plate from a bbq store, plumb it into your house gas lines to save money and MrHardware loves lpg yeh we use to have wooden fire the food always tasted so nice! |
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| #24 12:27pm 22/09/09 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 5590
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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yeah thats a good point too teq
i love LPG. It's the best fuel ever invented. |
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| #25 12:34pm 22/09/09 |
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tequila
Posts: 3268
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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yes if I had a big enough back yard/entertaining area I would love to build/buy a woodfire oven
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E.T.
Posts: 2099
Location: Queensland
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that looks good epic. Might check one out.
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Obes
Posts: 7898
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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IMO get a Jamie Durie zen
yes cheap chinese crap But it was the only I saw where the warming tray when you lifted the hood didn't sit over the plate. |
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| #28 02:31pm 22/09/09 |
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Syco
Posts: 578
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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yes if I had a big enough back yard/entertaining area I would love to build/buy a woodfire oven I had a hippy mate who build a woodfire pizza oven out of mud. He made the best (though vegetarian) pizzas in it. Looked pretty easy to do, I was going to attempt it but never got around to it. |
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HerbalLizard
Posts: 3166
Location: Queenstown, New Zealand
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I have always wanted to build a wood fired pizza oven with firebricks and cement but never had the space or the time.
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E.T.
Posts: 2162
Location: Queensland
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I forgot to say that I ended up getting one of these. I'm very impressed with it.
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| #31 12:17pm 20/10/09 |
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FaceMan
Posts: 1915
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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We got 2 BBQs we dont use.
BBQs are great ideas but the novelty wears off fast. |
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| #32 12:58pm 20/10/09 |
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HeardY
Gaelic newb
Posts: 16644
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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No they don't faceman, if they do you're doing it wrong!
They are a staple part of the summer (and winter for that matter) can't beat a few beers and a BBQ at the weekend or even a week night it doesn't matter |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 27945
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Thimes
Posts: 3552
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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The novelty wears off bbqs? In what country? England? I BBQ 1-3 nights a week and once a week at work, pwnedazors you can cook anything on them |
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| #35 01:17pm 20/10/09 |
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greazy
Posts: 2008
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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you can't cook pizza or pasta on a bbq. thank you very much.
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Eds
Posts: 9160
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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We got 2 BBQs we dont use. Is there a listening device in yours? f*** off it wears off. In summer I cook at least 3 times a week on the BBQ. It makes everything taste awesome! |
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Mantorok
Posts: 3945
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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| #38 01:50pm 20/10/09 |
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mission
Posts: 5838
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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you can't cook pizza or pasta on a bbq. thank you very much. You can coko pasta if you have a side burner. But BBQ are aussie not Italian..... |
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| #39 01:54pm 20/10/09 |
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HeardY
Gaelic newb
Posts: 16645
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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Can cook pasta even if you dont have a side burner, put the pan ontop of the bbq no bother (make sure it's an oldish pan though).
But as mission says bbq's are aussie! |
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orbitor
Posts: 8025
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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get a webber, we did and it's such a fantastic BBQ. Compact, awesomely controlled temperature and very very fast to cook. Also uses bugger all gas:
tis this one: click last edited by orbitor at 15:04:29 20/Oct/09 |
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| #41 03:04pm 20/10/09 |
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Spook
Posts: 26660
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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bbq novelty hasnt worn off at our place
we love teh bbq |
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spidz
Posts: 10409
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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its not even a novelty
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Tollaz0r!
Posts: 9939
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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We got a Bunnings BBQ because Bunnings are pretty awesome. The BBQ does its job quite well.
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tequila
Posts: 3646
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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if you don't love bbqing you're un-Australian
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