Top BBQ Grilling Gadgets to Check Out

 Making the most of BBQ season means finding every possible excuse to up your gadget game. The good news being that there’s no shortage of enjoyable and innovative gadgets to check out – knowing where to start is the tricky part!

With this in mind, here’s a brief rundown of seven top-selling BBQ gadgets that are well worth checking out right now:

1. The Grillbot

Starting out with an absolute must, the Grillbot is as close to a fully automated grill cleaner as we’re likely to see in our lifetimes.  It’s basically a durable and surprisingly effective motorised brush, which gets to work like you wouldn’t believe on all the burnt and congealed debris stuck all over your BBQ. 


2. Smoke Puck Meat Infusers

If you’re (cheating) with a gas BBQ, these things are designed to give your food all the incredible flavours and aromas of traditional BBQ cooking. You simply pop one of these Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Stainless Smoke Pucks under the hood, after which it gets to work producing all the smoke you’ll need to transform the flavour of your favourite outdoor dishes.

3. Smokemiester BBQ Smoker Grill Converter

Grab yourself a Smokemiester BBQ Smoker Grill Converter and you no longer need to spend a fortune on picking up a separate smoker.  Just as long as your current BBQ has a decent enough hood, this is the only thing you’ll need to experiment to your heart’s content with anything and everything smokable.  Which is, when you think about it, pretty much anything edible.

4. BBQ Dragon Fire Accelerator

This thing has been designed to take all of the legwork and guesswork out of getting your BBQ started in the first place.  True to its name, the BBQ Dragon Fire Accelerator gets a veritable inferno going in seconds, with no lighter fluid required. So much easier than struggling for hours with a bunch of basic fire lighters the old-fashioned way.

5. Rib-O-Lator BBQ Rotisserie

If ribs are your thing, let no BBQ this summer commence without a Rib-O-Lator BBQ Rotisserie in your arsenal.  From baby back ribs to whole chickens to veggies to huge chunks of beef, this thing is all about taking whatever you’ve got and slowly grilling it to absolute perfection. 

6. Cast Iron Grill & Serving Pan

Designed to accommodate 22 of the little beauties, this thing has been designed to tackle the issue of prawns getting stuck to the grill…and more or less disintegrating. Simply marinade your prawns however you like, pop them in this durable grilling pan and you’re good to go – a simple yet effective take on a classic cooking method.

7. Steak Button Thermometers

Last but not least, it’s tantamount to cheating once again, but can make it way easier to satisfy awkward friends and family members with different preferences. These simple yet effective Steak Buttons are popped directly into your chosen cuts of meat, helping you keep tabs on whether it’s bloody, blissful or burnt to a crisp. We’ll leave the debate as to which temperature is the correct temperature down to you to decide!

If you’re planning on taking your BBQ game to the next level this summer, look no further than Home Fires.  Based in Sydney and backed by years of specialist experience, we offer the most dynamic collection of barbecues, outdoor kitchens, pizza ovens, gas BBQ and accessories in the region.  Whether you’ve already chosen your ideal BBQ equipment or you could do with a little inspiration from the pros, we’re standing by with the support you need – call anytime for more information!

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