Kamado Grill Review
Chad Harris from TheGardenGates.com gives you a kamado grill review comparison of the Kamado Joe Ceramic Outdoor Grill and the Grill Dome Kamado Style Outdoor Grill. Gives you the pro’s and con’s of each. To learn more about the Kamado Style Grills go here. https://www.thegardengates.com/collections/grills
Price: $149.00
Char-Griller E06614 AKORN Jr, Red Charcoal kamado Grill
153 Square inch primary cooking area with cast iron grates Kamado style grills promote even heating to enhance flavor Easy dump ash pan for fast and simple cleanup. Ignition Type-No Ignition System Top and bottom air dampers for easy and precise temp... (as of June 1, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Kamado Joe KJ23RHC Classic II Charcoal Grill, 18 inch, Blaze Red
Premium 18″ Ceramic Grill with Cast Iron Cart & Locking Wheels – The Kamado Joe Classic II gives the perfect cooking size of 18 inches along with its Premium cart that comes with the purchase of your grill, including locking casters and wheels. 2-Tie... (as of June 1, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $236.79
Kamado Joe KJ-DJ DōJoe Classic, Black
Wedge shape of the DōJoe makes maintaining steady temperatures ranging from 400°F to 700°F effortless Dedicated supports for the Kamado Joe Heat Deflectors and Ceramic Pizza Stone distributes heat evenly and absorbs moisture for hot, crispy pizza Com... (as of June 1, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $76.64
what are the prices? you don’t think that’s relevant? c’mon guy….
you spend an inordinate amt of time on color. what loser desires form OVER function. It appears many today.
The Grill Dome grill is ceramic coated, whereas the grill for the Kamado is steel; at 750 degrees, the ceramic grill works quite well when searing steaks. The body the Grill Dome is thicker, and in my experience, hold the heat for a longer period. The bottom metal vent cover is irrelevant as to quality; airflow is crucial, and a vented cover reduces airflow. The temperature gauge is adequate, and it doesn’t matter if one is more secure than the other-again, a distinction without a difference. The build quality of the Grill Dome is superior, the customer service department is excellent, and while similar, the Grill Dome is superior.
Thanks Chad, I think you have made my decision easier.
I believe the grill dome is superior due to a greater ceramic thickness and the stainless hinge and bands. The komado joe has a stainless grill, but it is also available now with the grill dome. The komado joe does not have stainless hinge and bands. To me the body of the ceramic grill is most important. With some the cart and other gimmicky items make the komado joe more desirable.
Do you have a preference of one or the other? Is there more room inside one or the other for large items such as turkeys?
Something wrong with your cam or cam settings. Might want to sort this out..
Strange. The image move just like a water filter was apply. First time I saw this effect
They are both great cookers and will cook as good as the other. I like the daisy wheel on the Joe (use it every cook) and the spark screen on the lower vent (lit embers do come out sometimes making a possible fire hazard if you’re not using it). It comes with side table and some accessories. It’s just a better bang for your buck. Only reason to get the Dome is if you like the mirror finish better and don’t care about accessories. Cooking wise, one is not better than the other.
I wouldn’t buy another ceramic cooker unless I had a dealer nearby. As a grill dome owner, I can tell you that having to pay for the shipping of replacement parts is really expensive. Adding to the financial piece, the act of getting warranty service through grill dome has been a pita. When the paint started bubbling and coming off the owner promised to send me touch up paint (which he didnt), then later suggested that I take it to an automotive shop to have it professionally sprayed. On top of the cracked rings, fireboxes, grates, etc, it hasnt been worth it.
Would of been a good video if it wasn’t for the noise from the fountain in the background.