VIDEO: Use the grill once

Who does not have a garden and not a large one terrace owns, you will hardly get the idea of ​​buying an exclusive grill. On the one hand, this would cost a lot of money and, on the other hand, it would require a lot of space and maintenance. But if you still want to grill from time to time, you can buy disposable grills.

The advantage of one-time use

A disposable grill has several advantages over a normal grill, at least if you grill only once or very rarely:

• A disposable grill is relatively cheap to buy.
• No time-consuming cleaning work has to be carried out after grilling, because the disposable grill is simply disposed of with household waste.
• The one-time grill is usually sold as a set that already includes the necessary charcoal and the lighter.


Disposable grill - advantages and disadvantages

A disposable grill is an extremely practical invention! This applies in particular to ...

• Thanks to the handy shape of the disposable grill, it can also be taken on a picnic or camping holiday.

How to handle the disposable grill

Although the disposable grill is a relatively simple affair, there are a few rules to keep in mind:

• If it is a disposable grill that has no feet, then this grill usually leaves unsightly burn marks. For this reason, a disposable grill must not be used everywhere. If you want to use the grill in public areas, you should inquire beforehand whether this is also allowed.
• Since the disposable grill is smaller than a full-grown grill, there is only a relatively small amount of food to be grilled on the grill surface. Therefore, you should possibly use several grills if several people participate in the barbecue.
• The heat emanating from the disposable grill can be lower, as there is of course less coal. The burning time can also be shorter than with a normal grill. For this reason, you should not use meat that is too thick, but only meat or sausages that are cooked through after a short time.
• As soon as you have finished grilling, you should extinguish the coal that is still burning so that it cannot jump onto the surrounding area and start a fire.
• Wait until the charcoal is cold before packing the disposable grill and dumping it in the residual waste bin.
• Even if you grill only once a year or very rarely, extreme caution should be exercised when using a disposable grill leave: The lighting material supplied should not get into the vicinity of children and you should also ignite the charcoal be careful. Do not lean too close over the charcoal or leave any flammable liquid nearby.