Retail Observer

April 2014

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RETAILOBSERVER.COM APRIL 2014 18 "THE BEST GAS GRILL IN THE WORLD" THAT "DOES EVERYTHING BETTER" "The best gas grill in the world 1 " and "It does everything better 2 ." Bold statements drafted by a Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet ™ catalog writer? Actually, they are words based on independent tests of the triple-fuel Hybrid Fire Grill by some of the grilling industry's most respected experts. Versatility and cooking power are the hallmarks of the Kalamazoo Hybrid Fire Grill ™ , the only collection of grills that give outdoor cooks the freedom to combine wood, charcoal and gas fires for the ultimate in heat, flavor and convenience. The key to grilling-fuel freedom is the Hybrid Grilling Drawer ™ . Located below the cooking surfaces and above the grill's Dragon Burners ™ , the drawer can be loaded with splits or chunks of wood or any kind of charcoal, and its perforations easily discard ash. A real wood fire creates flavors unattainable with a standard gas grill, and the intense, dry heat of charcoal is the grill master's key to a perfect steak. The Dragon Burners (25,000 BTUs each) start the cooking fire and can be left on for a boost of heat as the charcoal or wood burns down. If a gas fire is called for, leave the Hybrid Grilling Drawer empty. The H-shaped Dragon Burners sit farther below the grill grates than other grills, delivering dramatically more even heat, virtually eliminating flare-ups and preventing cold spots. The burners cook at a low-and-slow 250° F or crank up to a searing 750° F. When using charcoal or wood, the grill's temperatures extends from 150° F all the way up to 1,200° F– that's grill-gloves-to-the-elbow heat. All that heat travels through the Hybrid Grill's three-foot-tall cooking chamber in a convection-like current that bathes foods in even heat, making the grill excel at indirectly cooking turkeys, roasts, briskets and more. Even steaks and burgers benefit from indirect cooking. APRIL I N D U S T RY [ N E W S ]

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