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That's probably the best advice I could have received (and pure common sense that eluded me). Thanks.

That is cheap. I'm still divided on what size WSM/ProQ I want. In reality the smaller 37cm is probably all I'll ever need but all I want is the biggest models with all the bells and whistles!

Tesco is currently selling their portable kettle BBQs for a tenner! Perfect time to try and replicate the home made WSM mini on the cheap?

http://www.tesco.com/direct/tesco-retro-portable-bbq-turquoise/387-4857.prd?skuId=387-4857&pageLevel=

http://tesco.scene7.com/is/image/tesco/387-4857_PI ...

Read the reviews on Trip Advisor. I gave them one star as well. Terrible food if you know anything about meat and American cooking. Very expensive for what it is. We live just down the road but will never go again.

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Shot bru!

Yes a can of worms were opened when the ProQ was suggested. I thought my mind was all made up and then boom!

Anyway I'm away with work until December so will only be purchasing then. I did notice that they were out of stock across the UK and was told that from the end of the month new ...

Hey Saffaboy, I'm another Saffer lurking around these parts :) Been in the UK for almost 16 years now, and tend to braai / BBQ whenever possible :)

As for a smoker, have you had a look at the ProQs? They're very capable smokers for a lower price than the Weber. I'm not anti-Weber, I have 3 Weber ...

Some great pics!

Hi all, my names Alan, and i'm in East Tilbury Essex. Been lurking around here for a while, gleaning info from these pages, which have been really helpful and informative. Started out with a mass produced offset smoker, coz it looked the part, but it was a nightmare to use, so I built myself a uds ...

Glad I found the forum!

From South Africa originally but been in the UK for some time now. In the army living in the East Midlands and addicted to braaing. I literally braai every single day I'm home, come rain snow or sunshine. I often have neighbours peeking at my mad ramblings in the garden ...