The Only Grill You’ll Ever Need Is Less Than $200

Aug 11, 2023

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MELISSA COOKSTON can still remember her parents trying to cook over "a towering inferno" of fire in their Weber Kettle Grill in the 1970s. To help dispel their own memories of hot dogs flavored with heavy notes of lighter fluid, many of today's backyard gourmands rely on pricey gas grills, pellet smokers and pizza ovens all designed to provide a much more manageable fire at the push of a button or a twist of the knob.

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MELISSA COOKSTON

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