Buying a new grill can be a daunting task. What’s your budget? Are you buying your first one? And what type do you want? Charcoal lovers and propane enthusiasts might have sown doubt about electric grills, but these grills have come a long way. No longer the weak, slow heating appliances of the early aughts, the best of them now pack plenty of power. If you're not sure whether one is right for you, read on to learn what factors you should consider. I've compiled a list of some solid electric grills to make your search easier.
The outdoor electric grills in this post:
Ninja Woodfire Outdoor 7-in-1 Grill & Smoker $249.99 at Best Buy $369.99 Save $120.00 Shop Now Shop Now $249.99 at Best Buy $369.99 Save $120.00 For small outdoor spaces, this grill breaks down so you can store it elsewhere. Weber Lumin Compact Electric Grill, Black, with Lumin Compact Grill Stand $552.40 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $552.40 at Amazon This grill is safe for both indoor and outdoor use which makes it great for year-round grilling George Foreman Indoor/Outdoor Electric Grill in Red $129.99 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $129.99 at Amazon SEE 0 MOREAlthough you’ll miss out on some of that flame-charred flavor you’d get with other fuel sources, electric grills have a number of pros:
Safety. Electric heat doesn’t require pilot lights or fire starters. That doesn’t mean there are zero flames—fat drips can still flare up—but they’re nowhere near the type of flames and sparks that can erupt from other grill options. This makes electric grills beginner-friendly and a nice introduction to cooking on grill surfaces.
Suitability for small spaces. Electric grills don’t produce anywhere near the same billowing smoke that charcoal grills do, and they come in a variety of sizes, which makes them an excellent option for rentals and areas with limited outdoor space.
Try the Weber Pulse for a large, center-of-attention grill
The Ninja Woodfire offers the best option for folks that love to grill a quick burger or invest several hours into the perfect bark on their famous smoked brisket. The small smoke box is included on the side of the Woodfire's lid. Just load it with the Woodfire pellets and the electric convection heating will take care of the rest. The Ninja Woodfire is one of the more affordable electric grill options and often goes on sale (including right now).
Try the Weber Lumin for portable perks
It’s a luxury to have an indoor and an outdoor grill, but you don’t need to buy them separately. The George Foreman electric grill allows you to move the dinner party outside when the weather clears up, and it’s more budget-friendly than the others. As with the entire line of Foreman products, the heating element is built into the grill plate. This eliminates the danger of fats dripping onto an exposed heating element below and causing flare-ups.
As always, keep it safe
Have fun grilling clean out there in your lawn or rental patio, but always use your grill as directed. Don’t bring an outdoor one inside if it’s not meant to be inside, and vice versa. These appliances draw quite a bit of energy to cook your food so make sure to plug it into its own outlet to get the best performance. If your outdoor-only electric grill is going to live outside, invest in an outdoor cover specific to the brand and model to keep the electronics in good shape. Here are even more tips on safely grilling this summer.
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