Cobb portable grill

SENSEI · Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 11:42 pm Post subject: Cobb portable grill

I saw this on Overstock.com
http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?page=proframe&prod_id=881452
Looks like it might be a nice size for the C-Dory griller

SeaSpray · Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 11:45 pm Post subject:

Roger,
I have looked at these and they do look good. Someone has one and they said they used it on there cd22 and liked it. Don't remeber who but you might find the post.
Steve

Ron on Meander · Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 11:43 am Post subject:

I also have one that I have used on my previous 22 and on Meander 25. I really like them, but then I barbeque with charcoal at home as well. I have a Force 10 gas barbeque as well that I no longer use because it was either full on burning food or going out in a breeze if it was set on anything lower than blowtorch! I find the gas ones very hard to adjust. The Cobb takes about 20 mins to get up to temp, uses only 8-9 briquettes and does a marvelous job of salmon, chicken, and pork ribs. The ribs were last weekends dinner on the boat. Love

The cobb also stores pretty well in its own carry case, is stainless steel and can be moved when its up to temp because the plastic outside liner never gets hot.
Work well for me.
Ron

Redƒox · Guest

Hey! Now that looks great!! I'm gettin one for the camper. Looks like they would possibly be the best way (best results) to barby Thumbs Up

cheap to

Anne-B · Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 2:11 pm Post subject:

Steve

John (Swee Pea) has a Cobb BBQ that he put on the boat (CD-22) in May of 2004.

Doug; on the Anne-B

Redƒox · Guest

Wanderer · Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 4:23 pm Post subject:

We use the Cobb Grill on our RV. Love it. Its construction permits putting food on the plate/grill above the fire pit as well as around the fire pit in the “moat”.

One of our favorite meals is a nice 2.5 lb roast on the grill, with carrots, onions and potatoes in the moat. With only 6-8 briquettes, the Cobb will deliver this meal in about 2-3 hours.

Swee Pea · Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 11:51 pm Post subject:

This is John on Swee Pea. I'm still here. The Cobb works great - and no need for propane. The people over at Cobb have developed a compact fuel package that easily lights - their version of briquettes. They also offer a frypan and wok to add to the Cobb's versatility.

I was able to create a way that allows me to use a magma mount and get the Cobb off the deck. If you want to remove it from the mount and grill off the boat, no problem! I still have "feet" on the bottom of the grill to tabletop it. The Cobb uses the heat, not an open flame to cook. Its design allows you to handle the grille while its cooking.

The neat thing about the Cobb is that you can bake in that puppy too! Although I haven't followed all the recipies, the Cobb seems to be the perfect all around grill.

If this sounds like an info-mercial, sorry. But for the price, I think is is the perfect grill. No need to leave it on the boat. Check out their website at www.cobbq.com. Then you decide.

John
Swee Pea

Sneaks · Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 8:51 pm Post subject:

Interesting enough, in today's mail came a "Camping World" flyer with the Cobb Grill on sale for $80.99.

Don

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Thnx-a-ton folks Thumbs Up

I'm sold

Have been since layin-eyeball on it... I knew it would be awesome Thumbs Up

ya'll just reinforced my thinkin Smile

An I like that mount idea to, but I'm gonna leave it as-is, and save that pupy for my dedicated portable grill Star

----- gotta console myself somehow.... after throwin so much "playdoe" towards my new Magma ... Disgust

C-Hawk · Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 11:13 pm Post subject:

Hey Sneaks-
Is that the Presidents Club price? Or the regular price?

Sneaks · Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 12:20 am Post subject:

Dunno, Fishtails. Threw the flyer away. It was a sale price, probably Presidents Club as well. That's what they usually do.

Don

C-Hawk · Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 11:16 pm Post subject:

I just bought a Cobb Premier today for $49 at West Marine in Ventura.
I've been looking at these little BBQ's for several years. Saw my first one at a boat show 7-8 years ago. Thought they were to pricey at $99 at the time.

Roger

Jeff Brigner · Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 12:03 am Post subject:

You got a great price. We just got a new rack for ours. We use the green egg charcoal and toss on a few wet hickory chips. It does a great job. Hope you enjoy it.
We had to get one after Marc from Wefings grilled great homemade seafood sausage for us during a tornado and the power was out.

lloyds · Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:36 pm Post subject:

I use mine with the new fire source they sell at bi-mart. It is a one-piece bricquet and lights easily and burns well. My only complaint with the cobb is mine is messy. Grease ends up thick in the moat, and if you're not perfectly level it might even run down the side. Even with the grill concave side down. Someone tell me how to make that thing clean to use.