The Weber Summit S-650 gas grill is the pinnacle of grilling. Six stainless steel burners, a flush-mounted side burner, a dedicated smoker burner, and an infrared rear-mounted rotisserie burner. We dare say there’s nothing this grill can’t handle. With its beauty, elegance, and the capacity to grill for the entire block, all beautifully encased in professional grade stainless steel, the Summit S-650 gas grill will make you the envy of the neighborhood. Features: -Primary Cooking Area: 624 square inches -Warming Rack Area: 145 square inches -Total Cooking Area: 769 square inches -60,000 BTU per hour input main burner -6 Stainless steel burners -12,000 BTU per hour input flush mounted side burner -8,000 BTU per hour input smoker burner and stainless steel smoker box -10,600 BTU per hour input infrared rear-mounted rotisserie burner -Tuck-Away rotisserie system with flip-up motor and separate spit and fork storage in the enclosed cart -Snap-Jet Individual burner ignition system -3/8 inch or 9.5 mm diameter stainless steel rod cooking grates -Stainless steel Flavorizer bars -Stainless steel shroud with polished handle trim, center mounted thermometer and accent colored, cast aluminum end caps -Enclosed cart with corresponding stainless steel doors and chrome-plated, cast-aluminum handles and accent colored painted side and rear panels -Accent colored painted steel frame -2 Stainless steel work surfaces -2 Grill Out handle lights -6 Tool holders -Enclosed tank storage area and precision fuel gauge (LP models only) -2 Heavy duty front locking casters -2 Heavy duty back swivel casters -LP Model uses 20-lb. LP tank (sold separately) -NG Model includes 10-foot flexible hose -Weber Cookbook Specifications: -57-1/4″H x 74-1/4″W x 30″D (with lid open) -Weight 282 pounds -Assembly required
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Bradley’s new 6-rack Digital Smoker offers an easier way to barbecue, roast, and smoke with the digitally controllable temperature, time and smoke. This meat smoker includes all the features of the Original Bradley Smoker, but has the advantage of digital control over the whole cooking process. As always the Bradley Smokers are excellent for entertaining or just enjoying the flavor smoked foods in your own home. Features: – Exterior finish: powder epoxy steel – Interior: polished stainless steel – Includes 6 adjustable cooking racks – 48 bisquette pack = 16 hours smoke – 120 bisquette pack = 40 hours smoke – Digitally controlled temperature, time, and smoke – Includes recipe booklet, rectangular tray and drip bowl – 12 month warranty Specifications: – Internal cooking vol : 3432 cu in – Internal heater: 500 watt cooking element / 125 watt smoking element – ETL & CE listed – Max temp: controllable up to 320F. – Min temp: subject to ambient Kit Includes: – Bradley Digital Smoker 108L – Optional Bradley Bisquettes – Optional Weather Guard Cover 108L Flavors : – Apple: A sweeter flavor which is milder than some others, Apple is commonly used with wild game and poultry – Alder: Often used with seafood, hams and bacon. has a rich and “distinct” flavor – Cherry: Like the Apple this fellow fruit flavor can also be used with poultry and wild game – Hickory: A strong flavor that is most often used with game meat, beef and pork – Maple: Like Alder, Maple is commonly used with seafood, bacon, and hams. – Mesquite: A stronger flavor, Mesquite is frequently used for smoking beef and game meat. It can also be used with some pork products like pork shoulders and beef brisket. – Oak: Another strong flavor which can be used with game meat, beef and some pork similar to the Mesquite – Pecan: Is a flavor that is most often used with chicken and turkey – Special Blend: Is considered mild and as such can go with most any dish Digital Smoker Specifications
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Aside from the mortgage payment, the biggest monthly expense for many families is the grocery bill which can total hundreds of dollars in just a short time. Learn how to significantly downsize your grocery bill without sacrificing your family’s favorite foods.
Never Shop for Food When You’re Hungry
Sounds easy but shopping while you’re hungry is a recipe for financial disaster. Not only will you buy way too much, you’ll be tempted to reach for unhealthy, sugary snacks you probably wouldn’t eat otherwise simply because they look appetizing at that moment. Don’t tempt your appetite or your checkbook and eat at home before you embark on a shopping trip.
Know What You’re Going to Cook This Week
Not only will this help diminish the stress of trying to figure out what to make for dinner last minute, it can actually help you save money as well. Taking a few minutes to create a weekly meal plan will ensure you’re armed with a list at the supermarket and help you avoid last-minute trips to the store which can wreak havoc on your budget.
Tailor Meals Around Sales
Likewise, grab the weekly ads from the grocers you shop frequently and plan your weekly meals around the products that are on sale. Each week is likely to bring different sales, ensuring a wide variety of available foods at much cheaper prices.
Become a Master of Coupon Clipping
No list with tips on how to save on groceries would be complete without couponing. While it does require effort, the results (read: significant savings!) can be well worth the effort. Saving some coupons here and there won’t save you much, so borrow the ads from two or three Sunday papers (where most grocery coupons come from) and find out if your local supermarket offers double coupons. You can also get coupons online directly from the grocery store’s official website. To maximize your savings, use the coupons when the item is already on sale.
What Do Other Shoppers Have to Say?
It may seem odd but reading consumer reviews before you grocery shop can save you even more. Think about all the non-food items you pick up while grocery shopping: laundry detergent, cleaning supplies, toiletries, kitchen gadgets, etc. Use the reviews (typically written by budget-conscious consumers just like you) to determine which products last the longest, work the best and will give you great customer service/support. The reviews can also come in handy even when it comes to food items; for example, does the off-brand really taste the same as the name brand? Find out and possibly save even more!
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