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Originally Posted by jyl
My beef with relying on charcoal exclusively is how long it takes to set up the coals,
>>>>> THIS IS THE TIME FOR FOOD PREP, LIGHT THE COALS-PREP THE FOOD START COOKING<<<<<<
and how much charcoal you end up using just to grill a few pieces of meat.
>>>>>>> it takes practice<<<<<<<
The propane grill is more practical as an everyday cooking appliance for a small family, IMO. I do think charcoal-grilled food tastes a bit better.
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hope that this helps
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