Outback Saturn Hybrid 4 Burner Gas Bbq Review: That time of year when you want to spend time outside in the garden is quickly approaching, and the Outback 4 burner gas BBQ has everything you need. It features a cutout grill for multi-cooking surface options, an eye-catching red gloss porcelain enamel roasting hood, a side burner, a stainless steel control panel, a warming rack, a new charcoal basket to enable dual fuel cooking options, as well as a built-in storage unit and a bottle opener.
Around this time of year, I am asked a lot of questions regarding what grill someone should purchase for their backyard barbecue. It’s a huge issue since what’s appropriate for one person isn’t always right for another, and there are many other variables to consider, such as space, money, family size, and so on. However, gas or charcoal seems to be the most common starting point for most people.
This BBQ, which is new for the 2020 season, utilises charcoal baskets with Hybrid briquettes, which provides all of the flavour of charcoal cooking with the ease of gas lighting. To ignite the briquettes, put the burners on high for about 15 minutes, or until they become an ashen grey colour. Turn off the burners, and the briquettes will continue to burn until the end of the day (much like charcoal). The briquettes will continue to burn even if the burners are not turned on, allowing you to cook on the gas BBQ in the same manner as you would on a charcoal BBQ!
But what if you had the choice of having a grill that could perform both tasks at the same time? Not only do you have the convenience of a high-quality gas grill, but you also get the chance to infuse your food with a distinct charcoal flavour. Fortunately, the Outback BBQ’s Hybrid barbecues are now available to customers who want that choice. We will be focusing on the Jupiter 4 grill from Outback for this review, but you can explore their whole range by visiting their website, which is linked at the end of this post.
To be very clear, I was provided with the grill for the purpose of reviewing it, and I have also collaborated with Outback on content production for social media. While this does not obligate me to provide an unbiased evaluation of the grill, my description of its features and applications will be honest as well as comprehensive. The barbecue was brought to me dismantled, just as it would be delivered to a client. This provided me with the chance to get my hands dirty with the grill’s nuts and bolts and get a feel for the overall construction quality of the grill. Putting our simulation into practise, it took two of us about 1 hour and 20 minutes to construct the Jupiter 4. This was after a couple pit breaks for refreshments along the route.
Fortunately for me and anybody else who purchases this grill, major parts are already built in the box, and all you have to do is assemble the main base stand and then bolt everything together. The directions are very straightforward and straightforward to follow, and there were no missing components. A modest extra cost may be charged by certain resellers of the Outback line for the assembly of the items. If this is the case, contact the retailer directly.
Even though I’m a huge BBQ fanatic, charcoal is always my first choice. However, it’s important to remember that the majority of people out there prefer the convenience of a gas grill because it’s right for them and their situation. This is why gas grills have always been and continue to be so popular among backyard grillers.