can this be used in a charcoal grill
2084178
Yes. These are high temp probes. Just keep transmitter at a safe distance to stay cool. take advantage of the cables length.
1763795
Will work with any grill that is large enough for it to fit in. I have even put hot coals in it and placed a few pieces of wood chips in with the coals and put inside my gas grill and it worked great. Might discolor but who cares as long as it works good.
403485
Technically no. The directions say to put it over heat no higher than "medium," so that probably limits all but the smallest amount of charcoal. Having said that, I've put a non-enameled Dutch oven on a rather high grill and it did not crack.
2261072
I have used it in both the bbq grill and a campfire. it worked well. It needs to be seasoned well first though.
163554
I am sure it would as it is made of metal. It would really depend on how hot the fire is. I certainly would not want to use it as some sort of grill. If you could be more specific about your planned use of it, that would help.
575202
Have not tried using it with a a BBQ grill, but it should work. The only reservation is whether a 'small' BBQ grill will generate enough heat. I do know that it works great with a real fire.
1305472
I can't say for sure, because I haven't used it on a gas grill, but I have used it on a charcoal grill, which I think is actually hotter, and it worked very well. So, I think it would be fine. It's very heavy-duty.
1729842
I would imagine, yes. I use it typically in my Cajun Injector Smoker. I have a Weber propane grill and it would work on there as well. The grill thermometer sits on top of the grates of the grill. Hopefully this helps. I love mine.
1792640
Not really. It doesn't hold enough charcoal for actually cooking across your grate.
404558
I haven't used it on a charcoal grill yet, but it is my understanding - based on the reviews - that it can be used on a grill.
1823472
Yes it can be used in a campfire or BBQ as I've used it on both as well as in the fireplace just because I thought it'd be fun to try to replicate recipes I'd seen done at Sturbridge Village; I assume that if you didn't have a grate to place it on then legs would be better because it would allow more air to circulate however as I live in California where there's alway seems to be a high fire danger I've never cooked anywhere but in a designated camp fire area where gratesare always part of the structure.
1284026
I would say NO. The bottom has a raised portion that would preclude making good contact with the flat surface of the stove. It DOES work very well in the grill.
869223
Yes I have added some to a wood fire Haven't used only a charcoal fire but I think it would be ok. Something I will try this spring
1206781
No; however I see no reason why it couldn't be used on either charcoal or on a wood fire ( camping). Just clean it well, after use.
1524339
I wouldn't. Charcoal produces smoke and a strong odor and propane is not safe to use indoors via a grill.
1014878
Yes. The grill uses only a small amount of charcoal and most just burns down to ashes. You can also put a sheet of aluminium foil on the bottom of the grill and fold up the ashes once cool. I have not found this to be a problem. I think it is a great product.
2114429
not to easily. it will be to hard to keep low temps. the grill is really shallow so the charcoal is to close to cook slow the meat will cook to fast and the smoke will have no time to permiate the meat.