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Launched a super grill on Kickstarter

In the past few months, I have been helping with a friend's project to bring it to Kickstarter. The product is a grill that can pack flat and can be taken on all kinds of adventures. We even took it to a roadtrip with my husband, it really is a practical and sturdy little thing.

Zsolt, the person behind it is a chef and bbq/grill lover. He owns a nice little place in Budapest and builds restaurant-size smokers and grills, but since he turned more and more people towards becoming a foodie, he made a grill for home/outdoors use. This is Bodrog Hibachi, inspired by the Japanese hibachi grills, but you can take it apart like an IKEA furniture and toss the parts into the dishwasher.

Anyways, I am really proud that the campaign is live, we have ups&downs on the road even until now, and also, maybe some of you might find it interesting. Please follow the project to give it a boost! We did not break the internet just yet, so it'd help a lot :)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bodrogsmoker/bodrog-hibachi

Please let me know what you think and shoot me any questions you may have. Thank you!!

on November 13, 2019
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    Wow, I really like it! It's an area that needs disruption. All that cheap grills are worthless. This actually looks very good and solid!

    How do you light it up without a "flamethrower" from a video? Is it possible? I mean, it was really hard to light up a grill in the park. We had to find some wood, blow a lot, got grilled faces and then the grill was ok to start making some food. Some kind of a hole to blow through would be probably great.

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      Hey, thanks for the comment! We recommend charcoal or briquettes, but it can be done with pieces of wood too.

      For charcoal or briquettes we used firelighters successfully, the ones made of natural fiber/wood scraps and some greasy/waxy substance, the more natural the better. I think it'd work well with wood too. You can actually use the carry bag to fan air if needed.

      Another thing to consider: charcoal is already halfway through the process by the time you want to light it up compared to wood pieces...

      Anyways, I am so happy you like it! :)

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