Gas BBQ Grill

Categories: Products | Home & Garden | Food
    • Developed by: Walter Koziol in the 1950s
    • Common uses: Cooking food outdoors
    • Price range: $50-$5000
    • Uses either natural gas or propane

  • A gas BBQ grill is a barbecue grill powered by natural gas or propane, generally used to cook food, most commonly meat.

  • History

    While grilling in general dates back to the early 1900s, gas grills were introduced in the 1950s by Walter Koziol. Originally inspired by the round design of charcoal grills, Kozoil introduced an improved rectangular gas grill in 1963.

  • Buying Guide

    Three main factors to consider when purchasing a gas grill are size, power and price. Lower end, less expensive gas grills are smaller, have less cooking power and fewer features. More expensive gas grills typically have a larger grilling surface, more cooking power and more features such as a side burner. Cooking power for gas grills is measured in Btus (British Thermal Units), which measure the amount of heat produced in an hour. Low end grills can have as little as 5,000 Btus, while much larger more expensive units can have as many as 100,000 Btus. Typically a grill will be efficient if it has 100 or more Btus of power for each square inch of cooking surface.

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