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Key Features
- 4 point venting system provides precise temperature control and versatile cooking options
- Capsule style design creates a convective effect to cook food from all sides
- Lifts off the cart without tools to make a truly portable grill for camping or tailgating
- Hinged cooking grid lets you easily add charcoal or wood to grill without removing grid
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Customer Reviews
San Diego
Jun 14, 2011
I\'ve had my grill since 1964, and I have had about the same satisfaction as my friend has had. In fact, I\'m strongly considering buying a replacement. For a while, PK Grills \"disappeared,\" and we couldn\'t purchase parts, etc. Glad to know they are still in business! Keep up the GOOD WORK!
4 users found this review helpful
Indiana
Jun 8, 2011
In a time when most things purchased are foreign made, and cheaply so... the PK is a refreshing change. I absolutely love this grill. My brother-in-law is an amazing griller and motivated me to make the switch from propane to charcoal. I stumbled across this grill while scouring the internet for quality charcoal grills. I am so happy that I found this grill. I have grilled three times on it so far and it did NOT disappoint. This grill is awesome. I use only natural charcoal, and plan to mix in some hardwood on occasion. I use a chimney starter to avoid starting fluid. The result is amazing. The food I have had so far off this grill has convinced me that switching to charcoal was the right thing to do. I had a large party for my son\'s graduation and received lots of compliments on the grill and the food. There really is only one thing that I would change about this grill. I would like the stand to be taller. Other than that, I wouldn\'t change a thing. If you are considering this grill, you should do it. I have NO buyers remorse and have already told my family that my oldest son will receive this grill when I am gone. He is 19 and I am only 41! :)
4 users found this review helpful
San Diego
Jan 19, 2011
My dad bought this grill at an Air Force Base Exchange in 1965 and I have been cooking on it since then. It came with a cast iron grate that had a high ridge about 1/5 of the distance forward of the back edge that perfectly assisted in stacking charcoal. That was the first component to go, but that was in the early 1980\'s. Since then, I have replaced the grate and grill twice. The manufacturer used to be a family enterprise in Arkansas. I am pleased to see the product continuing to be produced. I have cooked everything on this baby! We cook put at least twice a week. I often cook steaks and chicken at the same time and am able to control the heat perfectly with the vents. I re-use briquets often because I close the vents as I remove the food. My chicken breasts are always cooked evenly and moist. My family won\'t go out for food I can cook on my grill because they say ours is better than we could get in a restaurant. Guest ask me how I do it. I tell them I use my Portable Kitchen and let God do the rest. I\'ve been using the same grill for 45 years, so the cooking is as second nature as breathing. When I\'m overseas, I have to use a regular kettle grill that is popular in the states that really just does not cook as well as the Portable Kitchen. As for the debate over gas vs. charcoal, my gas buddies never turn down the opportunity to eat anything that comes off my charcoal kitchen. The charcoal is ready in about the same time that is required to properly heat up a gas grill. And with the proper use of mesquite wood and chips, the flavor of anything coming off the grill makes the small amount of time spent in ash removal seem insignificant. If my Portable Kitchen ever wears out, I will promptly buy another. However, I expect to pass this one down in my will. It continues to be one of the simplest and greatest pleasures in my life.
9 users found this review helpful
ne oklahoma
Dec 27, 2010
bought it for camping. used it for 1st time today. 20 degrees & windy out tried useing recomended 30 briquetts for indirect cooking (pork crown rib roast,10 lbs.). temperature only got to 200 degrees. used good old lump charcoal got temp up to 350 for 3 hrs.and absolutely perfect roast!!! great cooker just watch for razor sharp edges when unpacking.knock them off with block of wood & 600 grit sandpaper.
3 users found this review helpful
Maitland, FL
Dec 23, 2010
My dad bought one of these grills over 35 years ago and though he\'s long gone, my Mom still has it and it\'s held up well. The other brand I\'ve had for five years is rotted out and due for a trip to the dump. I\'d like a new Portable Kitchen for myself. Please double the length!!
4 users found this review helpful
Harrisburg, PA
Aug 14, 2010
There is nothing bad that you can say about the PK Grill. I installed a thermomter on mine. I can sear steaks at 600 degrees. You can easily use this Grill for smoking also.
2 users found this review helpful
shreveport
Jun 27, 2010
My mom bought my dad a PK in the 60\'s. Paid around $60 for it...almost a weeks wages back then for a housepainter(and w/ 5 kids!). Bet my dad almost #$&! Dad is 80 now; mom still w/ him, fightin\' like cat\'s and dawgs at times! except about \'ol PK. I\'d like to have his ol SEASONED PK, but want to have him around more. Don\'t know if I want to fork out $3oo for one---maybe if they can bury it w/ me! If they are still what they were back then---go ahead and get one---your grandchildren will appreciate you leaving it around. My grandmother had a smaller version--think it was made in Little Rock--I burnt it thru with redoak after I had it for about 8 years--used it for fire and cooking.
3 users found this review helpful
N.E. Arkansas
May 27, 2010
Made in the U.S. in my home state if the box is correct. Simple and fast to assemble, everything fits, easily the best looking item like this I\'ve ever bought. I\'m waitng for the cook more grill but will be trying it out this w/e no matter. Called in order on Wed. recieved on Thurs. it doesn\'t get any better than that.
Brandon, MS
Aug 4, 2009
I use this grill at least once a week. I have cooked Sausage, Steak, Fish, Pork chops, Chicken and Hamburgers on it. Everything I cooked turned out perfect with only using the tips included in the book that came with the grill. I would recommend this grill again and again.
4 users found this review helpful
Manchester, PA
Jul 28, 2009
I bought this grill sight unseen. I based my purchase decision strictly on advertised claims and I was not disappointed. It's worth the money. I was even surprised to find that all the fasteners are stainless steel. Being able to easily take it apart for cleaning is a real plus.
3 users found this review helpful
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Fuel Type | Charcoal | Charcoal | Charcoal | Charcoal |
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Collection | PK | Charcoal Pro | Performer | Gravity Series |
Configuration | Freestanding | Freestanding | Freestanding | Freestanding |
Exterior Material | Cast Aluminum | Porcelain Coated Steel | Porcelain Coated Steel | Powder Coated Steel |
Primary Color | Silver | Black | Black | Black |
Cooking Grate Material | Plated Steel | Porcelain Coated Cast Iron | Plated Steel | Cast Iron |
Cooking Grid Dimensions | 21 1/2 X 14 3/16" | 22 Inch Diameter | 22 Inch Diameter | 23 3/5 X 16" |
Burger Count | 12 | 21 | 17 | 15 |
WiFi/Bluetooth Enabled | None | None | None | WiFi Only |
Grill Lights | None | None | None | None |
Spring Assisted Hood | No | No | No | No |
Thermometer | None | Analog | Analog | Digital |
Side Shelves | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
Made in USA | Yes | -- | -- | -- |
Cart Assembly | Some Assembly Required | Some Assembly Required | Some Assembly Required | Some Assembly Required |
Commercial-Grade Multi-User | No | Yes | No | No |
Size | Small (0 - 26") | Small (0 - 26") | Small (0 - 26") | Small (0 - 26") |
Marine Grade | No | No | No | No |
Width | 20" | 23" | 48" | 55.1" |
Height | 34.5" | 42" | 44.1" | 50.9" |
Depth | 35" | 28.5" | 30" | 30.5" |
Weight | 50 lbs | 62 lbs | 96 lbs | 204 lbs |
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