Shoppers run to Argos to snap up discounted barbecue which now costs £8 instead of £14 – The Sun
Shoppers are flocking to Argos to buy a barbecue at a discount.
And those who have bought it say it is perfect for a situation where 200,000 Britons currently live in Glastonbury.
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The Argos Home 35cm Round Charcoal Barbecue is on sale for just £8, down from £14.
This price reduction comes just in time for those looking to get busy and cook outdoors this summer.
The barbecue’s description states: “It’s not summer without the tantalizing smell of barbecue cooking up a feast!” Grill in the backyard with this easy-to-use charcoal grill.
“With a cooking surface of 35cm x 35cm, it is perfectly sized for around 4 people. Easy to build, you can be up and cooking in no time!
But those who purchased the product left comments urging potential buyers to be careful.
One said: “Be careful, he’s only 50cm tall. The photo makes him look bigger.”
Another posted: “A load of shit. It’s a real pain to get rid of it at the end of the year once it’s rusty, melted and falling apart. »
While a third wrote: “Fabulous for a festival, much better than these disposable idiots.” Thanks for sharing ! »
Other 35cm round barbecues sell for between £6 at B&Q and Temu, up to £25 at Ikea.
The Good Housekeeping Institute UK has revealed the results of its 2024 barbecue taste test, just in time to get your hands on the Argos barbecue.
Waitrose came top after winning three ‘best buys’ in three different categories.
The GHI taster panel sampled 110 products in search of the best barbecue entrees, covering everything from traditional beef burgers and sausages to ribs and chicken.
In the UK, throwing hot coals into a regular bin is not only a fire hazard, it is also illegal.
According to municipal regulations, ashes must be completely cooled and placed in a metal container with a lid.
Many municipalities recommend waiting at least 24 hours before lighting a fire to ensure all embers are completely extinguished. Failure to comply with these regulations may result in a fire hazard fine.
Gordon Ramsey also revealed his top tips for avoiding kitchen nightmares when cooking patties on the Barbie.
He explains: “The secret is to move it as little as possible. The more you move it, the more likely you are to break it.”
Gordon also brushes the patties with grapeseed oil before grilling them.
He says: “How many times have you stuck burgers on the grill and wondered why they stick? Well oiled, quick sear, put that lid on – really important.
Just before they are cooked, he brushes them with butter.
He says: “The flame underneath caramelizes the butter and gives a wonderful flavor on top. »
How to Find the Best Deals on Clothing, Toiletries and Gifts at Your Favorite Stores
By Keira Clarke
Stores are designed to make you spend more than you need to.
But bargain hunter Polly has key tips to ensure you get what you need at a great price.
She said: “Make sure you have the funds – decide what your budget is and save in advance for big sales.
“Keep in mind that bargain hunting takes time and you may have to wait until certain items go on sale.
“Consider not wearing a garment if you think the price might go down, return it and buy it at a better price.
“Don’t buy impulsively, decide what you want before you get to a store, make a list.
“Be prepared for sales: Some sales only last one day. People don’t expect to see deals, so you have to actively look for them.”
Here’s what stores don’t want you to know:
- The winter sales start in early December, but prices will drop significantly later in the month.
- Stores will always prefer to sell at a loss rather than keep inventory and use that to your advantage.
- Clothes are usually on sale after a week.
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