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Homefire Disposable Charcoal BBQ

By: Vendor: Homefire
SKU: BQ17
Sale price £3.95

    The Instant BBQ Tray is the complete barbecue in one pack. Perfect when camping, fishing, or just cooking some BBQ food for your loved ones, this instant light BBQ tray is a must have for the warmer weather. Using specially treated lumpwood charcoal, all it takes is a match to light this tray. Once lit, it'll only take 20 minutes before you can start cooking your food and enjoying the perfect BBQ.

    • Simple and easy to light barbecue
    • Lights with a match
    • Ready to cook in 20 minutes
    • Cooks for 1 hour
    • 100% ethically sourced
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    Order in the next to get it between and (Mainland England, Wales & Lowland Scotland). Express delivery options also available.

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    Description

    The Instant BBQ Tray is the complete barbecue in one pack. Perfect when camping, fishing, or just cooking some BBQ food for your loved ones, this instant light BBQ tray is a must have for the warmer weather. Using specially treated lumpwood charcoal, all it takes is a match to light this tray. Once lit, it'll only take 20 minutes before you can start cooking your food and enjoying the perfect BBQ.

    • 30cm x 25cm
    • Clean and easy to use
    • Specially treated lumpwood charcoal
    • Lights with a match
    • Ready to cook in 15 minutes
    • Cook for approx. 1 hour

    Polite Note: Please use instant barbeques responsibly. Disposable barbecues can be great fun but they do carry dangers. Like anything you carry to your destination is should be carried out with you - not left as litter. If you will not be at your destination long enough to wait for the BBQ to cool down after use, then do not use. Do not use on dry grass and moorlands ESPECIALLY in hot, dry conditions where a barbecue poses a real risk of moorland or forest fire.