The Kamado Joe Jr isn't small enough to look out of place in the backyard. Small grills (in both propane and charcoal) ...

Kamado grills originated in China over 3,000 years ago as clay cooking vessels that could produce intense heat. By way of Korea, the kamado arrived in Japan, where its design evolved. Over time, ...

If a Kamado Joe is more down your garden path, consider the Joe Jr which is a brilliant introductory model to ceramic grilling and smoking. In the UK, head straight for Kamado Joe International ...

The Kamado Joe Jr retails at £499, ... s an excellent 13cm of clearance between the base of the unit and the floor, you could place the unit on a wooden table without fear of scorching it.

If you’re a Kamado Joe fan and want to upgrade, consider the Big Joe II. It has 604 square-inches of cooking space (room for 22 burgers) with the included grill expander, plus the brand’s ...