Thanks man. Yeah I know what you mean about the SJ. I had one a few years ago and this jumbo joe is by far a better option. Maybe an upgrade is in order. ??
I've done cool stuff with a smokey Joe but the the regular one isnt as portable as the one that has the carry ring but no bottom vent. This one can be clamped shut and has a bottom vent and ash catcher. Big upgrade. Just made a bunch of chicken on it! Still figuring some stuff out.
New Review of the Weber Jumbo Joe Grill with the 18inch Slow 'N Sear Accessory. It's time to level up your portable grilling experience! Whats your favourite thing to cook on the Jumbo Joe?
I bought this as my first propane grill. It's been a fun, learning experience ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . I think it's a bit too pricey after looking at other grills, but it wasn't hard to put together and it works really well. I love the side burner option for heating food during a power outage. I have an electric stove and live in the South (Hurricane season), so this was a bonus. I also bought a cover for it and it has protected it nicely (the Char Broil All-Season Grill Cover 3-4 Burner: Large). Every few grill sessions, I take the rack (or grate) and burner covers off and clean them with a non-abrasive scrubby and mild soap. I wipe the excess off of the bottom as well, taking care to avoid the gas and pilot lines.
I sold my Smokey Joe after I tried a Jumbo Joe. It only occupies a slightly larger footprint but is every bit as easily portable and the larger cooking surface is a huge bonus.
No problem. If it wasn't for your insight into the size difference i would be stuck with a hotdog cooker (aka smoky joe). Glad you enjoyed that b-role. Just wait though, Im talking with a buddy of mine who's also in video production to make an epic cinematic cook.. haha..
Picked the very same Jumbo Joe as a work anniversary gift. Use it all the time with my Adrenaline charcoal basket as a second kettle for veggies and sides. Super versatile. Great video Jabin!
Hey Thanks Steven. I am really amazed at how great this grill is as well as how much more awesome it becomes with the SNS insert. Any great recipes that you have done with yours so far?
Postal Barbecue I've done beef and pork spareribs, as well as chicken wings. All low and slow! And the grate on the Joe spins wonderfully, so I can use the cool grate technique! I only wish AdrenalineBBQ made a drip pan to fit the Jumbo Joe 😉
Hey bro I agree 100%. This an awesome grill. I smoked some of the best I have ever had using the Adrenaline Barbecue charcoal basket. Held temp perfectly.
The little dude brining the q at the front door was the best part. I subbed man good stuff. I got the smaller one for another Webber to have and tailgating. I have the other one that is a 22 with a table. Love it love it love it.
I just bought one of these today for camping. Last year I bought the Performer 22 inch kettle. The year before that I bought both the Traveler and the Genesis II 320S. My wife says I have a problem.
Does the Weber Jumbo Joe have an ACTUAL 18-INCH GTRATE? I have a Slow 'n Sear Travel kettle that they market as an 18-inch grate. I measured my cooking grate and it measures just about 17 1/4 inches. My 18 inch grate from my Kamado Joe Classic is actually 18 inch. I can't use an 18 inch grate on the SnS Travel Kettle since you can't even close the lid. I'm ready to dump the Travel Kettle and buy a Jumbo Joe if the grate is actualy 18 inches. I thought of contacting you and hopefully let me know if the Jumbo Joe grate is actuall 18 inhes. I enjoy your videos and I'm a follower of your UA-cam site. Thanky in advance and keep your videos coming.
One thing to remember with these portable Weber Grills is that if you're taking it somewhere else like camping, make sure you take off the legs and put them inside then lock down the lid with the handle. I also put some crumpled up newspaper in there while travelling so that the grill and ash catcher don't bang around inside. The reason why you want to remove the legs (and I found this out through experience) is that if you're going over any bumps, the grill jumps up and down and the legs get bent out of shape. It might seem simple to get them bent back properly but since there are three legs to get bent, they all get bent differently! To make removing the legs easier and not have to bring along a flat head screwdriver, I'm going to put some small nuts on the screws that hold the legs, then tighten them down. That way I only have to spin off the wingnuts and off I go! Other than this one thing (that was actually my fault), this is a great little grill!
No worries. Since this video I have upgraded to another portable grill. You can find that portable kettle review on the channel as well. Thanks for watching.
Nice new toy. They dont sell the jumbo joe in sweden. The do sell an 18inch one though that i might get just to have something between the smokey joe and the 22 inch :)
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I can’t cook outside because there’s flammable cladding won’t be getting removed for at least a year. But i’m addicted to reverse sear charcoal cooked meat!!! Going to try using this under my rangehood.
this is what I need now the jumbo indeed as a long-haul truck driver I have a Smokey Joe from within those when he want to transport it I love this lock and handle definitely going to have to go down there to Target or Lowe's and pick one up leave the Old Smokey Joe at home😋🚛🔪🍽️
I have a huge Old Country bbq/smoker that's awesome but to get it up to steak cooking temp I have to use a lot of fuel which ends up being wasted. This looks perfect for smaller cooks. Ty
@@seadog2396 yeah it's cool I kinda got it figured out now. It's still difficult to remove though. Especially when it's full of ashes. The foil is a good idea.
Do the fire cubes leave a petroleum taste on the final product. I like to use the charcoal starter chimney with a little oil on some newspaper to start my coals , but looking for an easier way to start the fire.
hahaha, ok that joke unboxing of your boy.....hilarious Postal !!! Hooked right there given your boys involvement. My 2 boys are involved the same. Great job on the review, I just picked one up myself for our grilling needs at the 50 or so conservation areas around us. Cheerz Postal Barbecue !!
As far as a portable grill goes, I'm not sure you can do any better than a Jumbo Joe. I've been using the same Smokey Joe for about 12 years now and it's been worth every penny, think it was $29 new when I bought it?? Has more than come in handy and it's been great for those nights where I want to grill a steak, a baked potato and some corn on rhe cob and I'm eating by myself. Only needs a couple pounds of coal to get the job done and honestly it's so easy to get the Smokey Joe up to high Temps to perfectly sear a nice ribeye. It's been a nice reliable grill when I don't feel like firing up the 22" Performer or my 26" hoss of a grill but since I've been missing out on a nice medium sized 18" grill, the Jumbo Joe should fill that void nicely and I can take it along for those weekend fishing trips. I've never seen one in action but you can never go wrong with a good ole Weber
I just got a weber jumbo joe from amazon about a week ago.. My question to you do u think I should season it or go straight to cooking on it?? I've seen video's where u would typically season a larger size grill ; but was wondering if I should season the jumbo joe
Great question. Because it is porcelain coated you don’t need to season it but I would let it run for a bit with some coals in it to burn off anything from the manufacturing process. You are going to live the jumbo Joe. I take mine everywhere!!! Love it , one of my favourite grills.
I'm looking for a weber that I can take camping and I am leaning more towards the Weber Go Anywhere. Why even consider this over the Go Anywhere if you are looking for something portable?
Honestly, this is my first choice hands down for portability/versatility. I take this all over the place to cook thing like wing, to ribs, to roasts and even hot dogs.. I feel like the Go Anywhere you are more limited in your cooking just because it doesn't have the cooking space. That said, for me this fits my needs, for you it might not and that's what important... having a grill for your purposes so we can cook great food.. Keep me posted on how you are enjoying the Go Anywhere. Cheers bud.
Maybe to start with more traditional grilling items like burgers and hot dogs. But if your wanting to a full grilled feast then you would have to do things in batches possibly. That’s said, I’ve cooks lots of meals for myself and my three boys on it. You can still do a rack of ribs on it or a small roast or even pulled pork just not as big.
@@PostalBarbecue thanks man! I'm seasoning the grill right now. I edned up on choosing this one thinking it would hardily take up any space but big enough to cook for more than 2 ppl. I had a smokey joe knockoff, it was way too tiny and I nornally cook for at least 4 ppl.
Idea for a future video: Does convection action actually help? Maybe compare either the Jumbo Joe or Smokey Joe (convection action due to kettle shape) with the Go Anywhere Grill. (square)
Ok so we watch you cook a steak on it. How convenient is it for camping? Have you taken it on the road yet, or is your review focused on passive income from affiliate links. Good video overall, but it doesn't look convenient to haul around especially for a family. Plus is a slow and seer really necessary?
Another Day, Another Project check out my IG. You’ll see it at the beach all the time with my boys. Honestly apart from my main grill this is my fav. Probably cause it goes to just cook but rather fun memories with it cause we take it out often.
I’m wondering if I can use it at work on the tailgate of my pickup truck for lunch if I get the bbq dragon chimney & fan I can have coals burning in 2 minutes & food cooked in 10 minutes. I’d probably need a pale to dump coals in & wet them to put them out-we only get a half hour & there’s nowhere near we can go for lunch
Just close all the vents to choke/put out the fire. So u won’t waste coals u can reuse them with ur next cook. You don’t want a big smoke cloud when ur throw water on hot coals.
Hey man. Video was awesome. I need a grill cover for this grill. Actually more of a carrying bag. Can you help? I cannot find one. Weber does NOT sell one for the Jumbo Joe 18". Thanks, Daniel
@@PostalBarbecue yeah got it. i just wanted to keep it clean and neat. looking foward to using it in a few weeks when we go camping. it looks pretty nice.
Awesome.. I think you should at least own two.. One 22 and one jumbo.. AND....... one 26 i guess.... oh and add in a smokey mountain just in case right.. ha..
Can you point me to the video by Baby Back Maniac (Justin) that you mentioned? Forgive me if you linked and I just didn't see it. I'd like to watch it. Thanks!
I had been contemplating getting a Jumbo Joe to take on camping trips. Now that I know there's a Slow 'n Sear that fits it, I'm probably going to be getting one soon. Is the grate you were using for the cold grate technique the one that comes with the Jumbo Joe, or an Adrenaline Barbecue grate? Just trying to get an idea of how much it'll all end up costing in the long run.
You are going to love it Jay. The grate is the standard Jumbo Joe, Adrenaline doesn't make an 18'' yet. That said the way the grate spins on the bowl means it will work great with the cold grate technique. That being said because it is the standard weber grate know that at some point it will rust out and need to be replaced. So in total this exact setup was: Jumbo Joe, 18'' Slow 'N Sear and my handy Napoleon bbq tools. All the links to everything is in the description for you.. Hope that helps with your planning.
A cook is a person, the word you're looking for is 'recipe'. Unless that is an attempt at being edgy that I missed? Re. the slow 'n sear, what does that do that the simpler Weber racks for indirect cooking won't do?
Alex G. There is a difference between dark grill marks and Maillard reaction grill marks do that but if they get too dark they can actually burn the meat. Spinning the grate to help keep it cooler will give a full seat on the steak meaning full Maillard reaction giving better flavor.
@@PostalBarbecue hard disagree. Never have I ever had bitter taste. I never heard anyone say what you are saying either. Agreed to disagree, never is a cold grate a better option imo.
AlexVids give it a try with hot coals. The best steaks I have had had no “grill marks” but full Maillard reaction. That said we all have different preferences which is the joy of cooking, we get to cook to those preferences.
Great video. Our last backyard bbq on the smokey joe was funny because it is so small. This jumbo joe looks much better.
Thanks man. Yeah I know what you mean about the SJ. I had one a few years ago and this jumbo joe is by far a better option. Maybe an upgrade is in order. ??
I've done cool stuff with a smokey Joe but the the regular one isnt as portable as the one that has the carry ring but no bottom vent. This one can be clamped shut and has a bottom vent and ash catcher. Big upgrade. Just made a bunch of chicken on it! Still figuring some stuff out.
New Review of the Weber Jumbo Joe Grill with the 18inch Slow 'N Sear Accessory. It's time to level up your portable grilling experience! Whats your favourite thing to cook on the Jumbo Joe?
It's it true that the Jumbo Joe is now manufactured in China??
I bought this as my first propane grill. It's been a fun, learning experience ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . I think it's a bit too pricey after looking at other grills, but it wasn't hard to put together and it works really well. I love the side burner option for heating food during a power outage. I have an electric stove and live in the South (Hurricane season), so this was a bonus. I also bought a cover for it and it has protected it nicely (the Char Broil All-Season Grill Cover 3-4 Burner: Large). Every few grill sessions, I take the rack (or grate) and burner covers off and clean them with a non-abrasive scrubby and mild soap. I wipe the excess off of the bottom as well, taking care to avoid the gas and pilot lines.
Thanks BROTHER! Just got one! Looks pretty sweet!
Heyyoo!! You are going to have some fun with this little grill!
Guga Foods please post a review of your experience w this. Would be interested to see how you do a nice cut of A5 or some other of your high-end cuts.
I was legit just about to complain this vid is more advertisement than review but if Guga is cool with it ill just be chill and drop a like.
you are the reason im looking at buying a charcoal grill guga. You master of meats. Wagyu warrior.
Slow and sear, spin grate. Too funny
I sold my Smokey Joe after I tried a Jumbo Joe. It only occupies a slightly larger footprint but is every bit as easily portable and the larger cooking surface is a huge bonus.
Thanks for the shout out, buddy. Glad you like it. That b-roll was beautiful.
No problem. If it wasn't for your insight into the size difference i would be stuck with a hotdog cooker (aka smoky joe). Glad you enjoyed that b-role. Just wait though, Im talking with a buddy of mine who's also in video production to make an epic cinematic cook.. haha..
I'm intrigued! I'll get my popcorn ready. :-)
Picked the very same Jumbo Joe as a work anniversary gift. Use it all the time with my Adrenaline charcoal basket as a second kettle for veggies and sides. Super versatile. Great video Jabin!
Hey Thanks Steven. I am really amazed at how great this grill is as well as how much more awesome it becomes with the SNS insert. Any great recipes that you have done with yours so far?
My ex got me this for my birthday two years ago! My first and favourite grill, ever! I need that charcoal accessory though
just picked one up for $30.! clearance. score. cant wait to use it.
Yeah man... Great price!
Dude that's a steal!!! The sell round here for $75 and they go on Amazon for even more
I do not know what makes you more happy the Weber grill or the steak 👍👍👍
haha... It's a package deal. Can't have one without the other so might as well have both right ?!!
Just got this set last week, and am very pleased with it. Great when I'm doing steaks or chops for just my wife and I. Great review!
YES! Glad you are enjoying it!
I got mine at target for $44 on clearance..was missing one washer.. went to Ace hardware and got one for fifteen cents.
Got me a Jumbo Joe 2 weeks ago, as well as thr Adrenaline BBQ Slow n Sear Charcoal Basket for it! Perfect combination for my small balcony!
Awesome! What has been your favourite thing to cook on it so far?
Postal Barbecue I've done beef and pork spareribs, as well as chicken wings. All low and slow! And the grate on the Joe spins wonderfully, so I can use the cool grate technique! I only wish AdrenalineBBQ made a drip pan to fit the Jumbo Joe 😉
Hey bro I agree 100%. This an awesome grill. I smoked some of the best I have ever had using the Adrenaline Barbecue charcoal basket. Held temp perfectly.
That's for sure.. such a great combo.
I've had mine almost 10 yrs its the best portable grill I've ever owned it's cooks very good 👍
The little dude brining the q at the front door was the best part. I subbed man good stuff.
I got the smaller one for another Webber to have and tailgating. I have the other one that is a 22 with a table. Love it love it love it.
hahaha.. yeah we had fun making that part! Appreciate you subscribing man! cheers.
@@PostalBarbecue cheers!
I just bought one of these today for camping. Last year I bought the Performer 22 inch kettle. The year before that I bought both the Traveler and the Genesis II 320S. My wife says I have a problem.
Great review on this Jumbo Joe!!!! I’ve got one still in the box.....will be bringing out soon thanks to your review!
You’re welcome. Cheers buddy.
Great review on the Jumbo Joe AND awesome cook on the T-bone steak! Yum!
Hey thanks a lot. nom nom nom...!
I'm thinkn bout ordering a slow n sear for my jumbo joe & also for 22" weber kettle..
Does the Weber Jumbo Joe have an ACTUAL 18-INCH GTRATE? I have a Slow 'n Sear Travel kettle that they market as an 18-inch grate. I measured my cooking grate and it measures just about 17 1/4 inches. My 18 inch grate from my Kamado Joe Classic is actually 18 inch. I can't use an 18 inch grate on the SnS Travel Kettle since you can't even close the lid. I'm ready to dump the Travel Kettle and buy a Jumbo Joe if the grate is actualy 18 inches. I thought of contacting you and hopefully let me know if the Jumbo Joe grate is actuall 18 inhes. I enjoy your videos and I'm a follower of your UA-cam site. Thanky in advance and keep your videos coming.
GREAT REVIEW JABIN!
Thanks Dave. Looking forward to traveling more with the JJ and SNS Combo. Now i need a 26er.. haha.. (don't tell the wife)
thank you. great review, I picked up a used one thinking it was a smokey joe. pleasant surprise!
One thing to remember with these portable Weber Grills is that if you're taking it somewhere else like camping, make sure you take off the legs and put them inside then lock down the lid with the handle. I also put some crumpled up newspaper in there while travelling so that the grill and ash catcher don't bang around inside.
The reason why you want to remove the legs (and I found this out through experience) is that if you're going over any bumps, the grill jumps up and down and the legs get bent out of shape. It might seem simple to get them bent back properly but since there are three legs to get bent, they all get bent differently!
To make removing the legs easier and not have to bring along a flat head screwdriver, I'm going to put some small nuts on the screws that hold the legs, then tighten them down. That way I only have to spin off the wingnuts and off I go!
Other than this one thing (that was actually my fault), this is a great little grill!
I just finished using mine. Once you take off the legs, wouldn’t it act like a bowling ball.
you put them back one when you get to your campsite :) @@rickcormier9160
Great review and demo. Thank you. God bless you!
No worries. Since this video I have upgraded to another portable grill. You can find that portable kettle review on the channel as well. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the review. I like the looks and size of this grill.
Nice new toy. They dont sell the jumbo joe in sweden. The do sell an 18inch one though that i might get just to have something between the smokey joe and the 22 inch :)
yeah it's been fun so far. If you can find one in Sweden grab it for sure.
I think that would pair awesome with Lodge pizza pan, not just for pizza but pancakes, eggs, even an oven or smoker.
Yes! New Video!
That's Right!!!! Most of my videos this year have been on the ABC Channel. I have a number of new videos coming thought here soon. I realized I have more time for this channel if i wake up earlier in the day! #riseandgrind
The delivery man was professional👍🏾
I can’t cook outside because there’s flammable cladding won’t be getting removed for at least a year. But i’m addicted to reverse sear charcoal cooked meat!!!
Going to try using this under my rangehood.
Great review thanks 😊
You’re welcome 😊 I hope it was helpful.. Still love this guy years later!
this is what I need now the jumbo indeed as a long-haul truck driver I have a Smokey Joe from within those when he want to transport it I love this lock and handle definitely going to have to go down there to Target or Lowe's and pick one up leave the Old Smokey Joe at home😋🚛🔪🍽️
Beautiful review of the jumbo joe
Thanks man, if you haven't tried it or this combo I hope you do soon. Portable grilling at its best!
Bad ass bro cut to the chase and thru in a lil cooking demo about time videos get made like this one keep it simple! 🤙🏼
Glad you liked it.. more to come! cheers.
i need to add a jumbo joe to my weber family i own about 4 of all other weber pits. great video nicely done
I just got the jumbo joe and made my first ribeye on it. It's great but I get a better taste with my old smaller smokey joe.
Same here.
Picking one up tomorrow for the beach.
I have a huge Old Country bbq/smoker that's awesome but to get it up to steak cooking temp I have to use a lot of fuel which ends up being wasted. This looks perfect for smaller cooks. Ty
I hope you seasoned it to get rid of all the machine oil and other impurities before you started your cook.
i love mine as well i wish it came with the easy flip top grates.. funny the weber charcoal baskets fit perfect in the 18" if you need one...
Yeah I think a flip up grate would be awesome.
Can you do a video on how to remove the ash catcher ? I feel like an idiot because i can't get mine out! Lol! Thank you!
Yo, Dude -
Just simply pop in a layer of Foil in the ash catcher, and keep life simple....
@@seadog2396 yeah it's cool I kinda got it figured out now. It's still difficult to remove though. Especially when it's full of ashes. The foil is a good idea.
That’s an awesome little grill! Thanks!
Hey glad you liked it. if you haven't tried it out yet its worth looking into for sure!
Do the fire cubes leave a petroleum taste on the final product.
I like to use the charcoal starter chimney with a little oil on some newspaper to start my coals , but looking for an easier way to start the fire.
no taste at all. They are incredibly convenient and make less smoke on start up over all. (which is nice for the neighbours)
hahaha, ok that joke unboxing of your boy.....hilarious Postal !!! Hooked right there given your boys involvement. My 2 boys are involved the same. Great job on the review, I just picked one up myself for our grilling needs at the 50 or so conservation areas around us. Cheerz Postal Barbecue !!
As far as a portable grill goes, I'm not sure you can do any better than a Jumbo Joe. I've been using the same Smokey Joe for about 12 years now and it's been worth every penny, think it was $29 new when I bought it?? Has more than come in handy and it's been great for those nights where I want to grill a steak, a baked potato and some corn on rhe cob and I'm eating by myself. Only needs a couple pounds of coal to get the job done and honestly it's so easy to get the Smokey Joe up to high Temps to perfectly sear a nice ribeye. It's been a nice reliable grill when I don't feel like firing up the 22" Performer or my 26" hoss of a grill but since I've been missing out on a nice medium sized 18" grill, the Jumbo Joe should fill that void nicely and I can take it along for those weekend fishing trips. I've never seen one in action but you can never go wrong with a good ole Weber
Yeah kinda surprised with how much more expensive the JJ is than either SJ version
Really good Review, great vídeo Quality
Thank you for including Canadian links. 👍
You’re welcome bud. 🙌
Best go anywhere grill I love that it fits a whole tri tip like nothing
Yeah, you can do so much on this little guy.. awesome!
You sure can I love pulling that out and not having to use so much charcol vs using my 22 Weber I do need that SnS basket
now i have a reason to use my amazon gift card! thanks.
I have one and I love it.
Great video. Did you have issues with your vents scratching? Any install advice would be much appreciated! Thanks!
Complimenti per i tuoi video e per la tua simpatia che metti di buon umore ! Ciao
Thanks for stopping by. enjoy.
Getting ready to order one now!
Awesome... Next weeks video features this grill!! It's very versatile.
@@PostalBarbecue yeah I got to have the slow and sear also! Although it's a little pricey at 60 bucks.
Nice Grill Bro.
Cheers from Switzerland
Pit
Thanks man, hope your doing well in Switzerland! Cheers.
I got a smokey joe the smaller one. Unfortunately it did not come with coal divider can you advise what i can do
I just got a weber jumbo joe from amazon about a week ago.. My question to you do u think I should season it or go straight to cooking on it?? I've seen video's where u would typically season a larger size grill ; but was wondering if I should season the jumbo joe
Great question. Because it is porcelain coated you don’t need to season it but I would let it run for a bit with some coals in it to burn off anything from the manufacturing process. You are going to live the jumbo Joe. I take mine everywhere!!! Love it , one of my favourite grills.
Great video, thanks
Great Video and details, I have a small cart I want to use it on. How far apart are the legs?
Great unboxing :)
Thanks a lot. Great grill!
Great video, just curious on what kind of gloves you are using to handle the hot grates.
I'm looking for a weber that I can take camping and I am leaning more towards the Weber Go Anywhere. Why even consider this over the Go Anywhere if you are looking for something portable?
Honestly, this is my first choice hands down for portability/versatility. I take this all over the place to cook thing like wing, to ribs, to roasts and even hot dogs.. I feel like the Go Anywhere you are more limited in your cooking just because it doesn't have the cooking space. That said, for me this fits my needs, for you it might not and that's what important... having a grill for your purposes so we can cook great food.. Keep me posted on how you are enjoying the Go Anywhere. Cheers bud.
is this good enough for a family of 4. two 5 year olds, mum and dad.
Maybe to start with more traditional grilling items like burgers and hot dogs. But if your wanting to a full grilled feast then you would have to do things in batches possibly. That’s said, I’ve cooks lots of meals for myself and my three boys on it. You can still do a rack of ribs on it or a small roast or even pulled pork just not as big.
How is the easy is this to rust? I am looking to order one myself on Amazon.
It doesn’t seem to rust at all except the grill grate which is normal for weber grates.
@@PostalBarbecue thanks man! I'm seasoning the grill right now. I edned up on choosing this one thinking it would hardily take up any space but big enough to cook for more than 2 ppl. I had a smokey joe knockoff, it was way too tiny and I nornally cook for at least 4 ppl.
Great
Idea for a future video: Does convection action actually help? Maybe compare either the Jumbo Joe or Smokey Joe (convection action due to kettle shape) with the Go Anywhere Grill. (square)
Is the cover getting scratches from the air adjustment? Around the air adjusting ring.
there may be some superficial scratches but nothing that would even cause problems.
Great video. Just out of curiosity why do you rotate the grate instead of just flipping the steak?
Is it possible to get this grill to Denmark?
omg i am so happy i just got one
Ok so we watch you cook a steak on it. How convenient is it for camping? Have you taken it on the road yet, or is your review focused on passive income from affiliate links. Good video overall, but it doesn't look convenient to haul around especially for a family. Plus is a slow and seer really necessary?
Another Day, Another Project check out my IG. You’ll see it at the beach all the time with my boys. Honestly apart from my main grill this is my fav. Probably cause it goes to just cook but rather fun memories with it cause we take it out often.
Also check out some of my other jumbo joe videos for other cooks.
@@PostalBarbecue thanks for the quick reply. Will definitely do as I am debating between the Joe and the go anywhere. Cheers.
The GO is smaller so easier to transport but the JOE can cook more and is even large enough to do a rack of ribs which is fun.
I’m wondering if I can use it at work on the tailgate of my pickup truck for lunch if I get the bbq dragon chimney & fan I can have coals burning in 2 minutes & food cooked in 10 minutes. I’d probably need a pale to dump coals in & wet them to put them out-we only get a half hour & there’s nowhere near we can go for lunch
Irish Mike Rachel yeah it would be tight but doable. Cook something for your boss and they might just give you an extra 15 minutes. 🙌
Just close all the vents to choke/put out the fire. So u won’t waste coals u can reuse them with ur next cook. You don’t want a big smoke cloud when ur throw water on hot coals.
Hey man. Video was awesome. I need a grill cover for this grill. Actually more of a carrying bag. Can you help? I cannot find one. Weber does NOT sell one for the Jumbo Joe 18".
Thanks,
Daniel
Yeah I haven’t seen anything like that for this grill. I usually just stuff it into the back of my vehicle. Haha.
@@PostalBarbecue yeah got it. i just wanted to keep it clean and neat. looking foward to using it in a few weeks when we go camping. it looks pretty nice.
Are the bottom vents larger on the jumbo vs the smokey joe?
what are you cooking times for both times you cooked it??
Kid in the box!!!😂😂😂
Great upload! :-)
thanks man.
That was a good review
Nice grill Does charcoal basket come with it or buy separately?
Separately
My son has a Jumbo Joe... I use it way more than he does!
Now that's they way to do it. He buys it, you use it..! haha.
I just purchased the Jumbo Joe.
Is it wrong to own more than one Weber ?
Awesome.. I think you should at least own two.. One 22 and one jumbo.. AND....... one 26 i guess.... oh and add in a smokey mountain just in case right.. ha..
My 22 Inch is 18 years old :-)
You might have already answered this but I didn’t see it where you listed posted items used. What is the white cube you used.
Looks like he used the Weber lighter cubes available in my area as a 24 pack for $3.99USD.
DO U HAVE TO SEASONED THE FIRST TIME OR NOT ?🤔
You can if you like but with porcelain it’s not really needed.
Do you need to assemble this?
Yes you do.. It will only take your 10-15 minutes.
Wonderful Video! But... that "T-Bone Steak" looks more like a "Porterhouse" steak to me..
Oh for sure. For some reason out butchers sells them both together as the same. Sooo shhhhh…. don’t tell him or it will go up in price. Haha.
Can you point me to the video by Baby Back Maniac (Justin) that you mentioned? Forgive me if you linked and I just didn't see it. I'd like to watch it. Thanks!
Do you find that the top vent scrapes off the paint when opening and closing?
Yes, disappointing to say the least.
This grill is what I'm looking for to cook my chicken hot dogs and hamburgers
This is a very versatile grill for sure.. you could even do a rack of ribs on it.. cheers.
I had been contemplating getting a Jumbo Joe to take on camping trips. Now that I know there's a Slow 'n Sear that fits it, I'm probably going to be getting one soon. Is the grate you were using for the cold grate technique the one that comes with the Jumbo Joe, or an Adrenaline Barbecue grate? Just trying to get an idea of how much it'll all end up costing in the long run.
You are going to love it Jay. The grate is the standard Jumbo Joe, Adrenaline doesn't make an 18'' yet. That said the way the grate spins on the bowl means it will work great with the cold grate technique. That being said because it is the standard weber grate know that at some point it will rust out and need to be replaced. So in total this exact setup was: Jumbo Joe, 18'' Slow 'N Sear and my handy Napoleon bbq tools. All the links to everything is in the description for you.. Hope that helps with your planning.
A cook is a person, the word you're looking for is 'recipe'. Unless that is an attempt at being edgy that I missed?
Re. the slow 'n sear, what does that do that the simpler Weber racks for indirect cooking won't do?
Haha. Yes you are right. A cook is also a process of combining and heating ingredients.
$88 CAD for the slow N sear. Wowsers....
go annywhere or jumbo joe ?
Jumbo joe for me. It’s big enough you that you can use it as a main grill for smaller cooks and portable enough you can put it in the trunk of a car.
@@PostalBarbecue i bought jumbo joe amd smokey joe.
And Walmart has it!
Nice information, but the Ozzy Osborne sounding music playing is a distracting
Yeah. See what you think of the newer videos. Always trying to tweak things.
why rotate the grate to the cold side? no point. just flip it.
It allows you to get a full meat seat without grill marks which can cause a slightly bitter taste.
@@PostalBarbecue grill marks make a bitter taste? the sear increases flavor. i never heard anyone say that before.
Alex G. There is a difference between dark grill marks and Maillard reaction grill marks do that but if they get too dark they can actually burn the meat. Spinning the grate to help keep it cooler will give a full seat on the steak meaning full Maillard reaction giving better flavor.
@@PostalBarbecue hard disagree. Never have I ever had bitter taste. I never heard anyone say what you are saying either. Agreed to disagree, never is a cold grate a better option imo.
AlexVids give it a try with hot coals. The best steaks I have had had no “grill marks” but full Maillard reaction. That said we all have different preferences which is the joy of cooking, we get to cook to those preferences.
As a beginner should I get the Joe pro or the kettle?
@Dusty Grady the jumbo pro IS the cheap one
You need some grill grates for the best steaks none of that flare up nonsense
got em... this is just a different cooking method.. both are great.. use what you like and enjoy your cook.. cheers.
that you didnt show how it packs up is a disappointment...probably the biggest selling feature for this type of Q...
Cabeza de huevo... 🤘🤓👍
Cheers 🍻 🙌
Respectable review, but that way-to-loud head banging has got to go!!
Fair enough. We have since changed the music since then.. Let me know what you think of the new video style.
Much better. Thank you.