Cuisinart 1 Burner Silver and Black Propane Outdoor Gas Grill
$82.50
The Cuisinart Petit Gourmet portable tabletop outdoor LP gas grill has folding legs for portability and easy storage. With a 5,500-BTU oval burner and a 145 square inch cook surface, this small format propane grill is designed to quickly and conveniently cook eight burgers or strip steaks, six to 10 chicken breasts or over four pounds of fish without compromising flavor. The grill heats up very quickly, and uses far less gas than a full-sized grill. The compact size fits small, urban outdoor living spaces and is portable for camping and picnics. It has a locking lid, ergonomic carry handle and setup is quick and easy. This grill uses liquid propane gas cylinders, which are sold separately.
Cuisinart Petit Gourmet Portable Tabletop Outdoor LP Gas Grill, Silver/Black:
- Petit Gourmet portable tabletop outdoor LP gas grill is perfect for camping and picnics
- Compact tabletop design (legs fold in for easy storage)
- 145 square inch cook surface suitable for family cooking
- 5,500-BTU oval burner (grill heats up to over 500 degrees)
- Reliable Twist Start ignition system
- Porcelain enamel-coated steel cooking grate
- Lid latch and spill-resistant drip tray
- Ergonomic, carry handle allows for easy transport
- Uses liquid propane gas cylinders (sold separately)
- No assembly required
- Color: Silver/Black
| Features | Folding table |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Cuisinart |
| UPC | 817096013025 |
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Lash101 –
Perfect sizeI was looking for the perfect size propane grill to take in my travel trailer. This was not an easy buy as I looked for several months and actually returned two others. I read the reviews and was a little timid, but I got this for a good price and tried it out. I hooked up the propane and purged the line. It sparked right up and no issues. I had the meal cooked in no time and then a quick clean. One thing do not think the dish washer will clean the grill, you need to hand clean it, as I did after I took it out of the dishwasher. The inside of the grill is also easy to clean, and I keep the drip pan inside the grill as it does have a tendency to fall out, only complaint. It is packed in my trailer until spring, for my first camping trip
G in PVille –
Simple, portable grillI really like the simplicity of this grill. It comes with three parts: body, grill, & drip tray. I stopped by local big box and got a canister of fuel. I screwed in the fuel and used the self-light feature and was on my way.
I have had gas grills before, both camping size and full size. This is a great portable grill. I set the grill up on an outside wooden table in 60 degree weather. The grill is big enough for a couple of hamburger patties which cooked in a reasonable amount of time. The heat is well spread across the grill and the patties came out great. I didn’t notice any problems on the table.
The cleanup was also easy. I removed the grill and dropped in the sink. The coating on the grill made it easy to get grease off easily with some soap and hot water. The body allows for easy access to clean out the basin with some wet paper towels and a little soap. The grease from two burgers wasn’t enough to drip into the drip tray so I don’t have any experience cleaning it.
Once the grill was dry, I put it back in the body and locked the lid. The grill has notches on the corners on the front so you can’t put it in incorrectly. I carried the locked body by the lid handle and didn’t I realize by doing this the drip tray now on the bottom. It rests in place by a lip so it didn’t immediately fall out. I folded up the legs and planned to store it with the camping gear. It was then I realized the location of the tray as it fell out. The legs closing bumped the tray over the lip holding it in place. If I had to find a flaw in this grill it is that when the legs are folded, it can dislodge the tray. I did notice that when the legs are closed the body no longer rests flat. This is probably by design so people are forced to open the legs to stabilize the grill before cooking so I can’t knock it for that.
I now plan to store it with the legs down, but if you absolutely need the space, I would store the drip tray inside the grill to prevent losing it.
In summary:
Pros: It is simple, easy to use, easy to clean, good cooker in a compact size
Cons: Folding up the legs can dislodge the drip tray. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Margrund –
Size Doesn’t MatterI have owned way too many small propane grills that at best lasted two summers, and seldom cooked food evenly. This grill is not only top of the line quality, but cooks food perfectly! It’s easy to start with a turn of the knob, and is exactly as advertised. The grate is solidly made and there’s no concern of losing food through the open slits on it. This grill will cook a surprising amount of food, so don’t worry about it’s size! This is one of my best purchases ever and cooking is FUN!
KingJC –
Excellent GrillWe purchased this grill for use on our pontoon boat. It has performed outstanding. Easy assembly and set-up. All foods have been cooked to perfection. Quick clean-up. Excellent purchase that works great and suits our needs.
Dennis B. –
Small Grill for Small TrailerEasy to remove regulator to work with trailer low pressure port. Small enough to transport and easy to assemble and use. Great product.
Esmith –
Great Little GrillI love this Grill. Unfortunately the electric start didn’t work and although they sent me a new electrode I would have to almost take the grill apart to install it so that’s why I give it four stars. I’m lighting it with a candle lighter and it works just fine.
Henry –
Nice portable grill, easy to set up, easy to useThis is a very nice gas grill. I used it with a 1-lb LP tank and it was very easy to set up. The grill looks great and is easy to carry (sturdy handle + foldable legs). The size of the grill surprised me a little (I was expecting it to be more ‘petite’ and a bit lighter). A negative aspect is that the interior is hard to clean up (other than the grill and drip tray, there are no removable parts… you cannot clean it up completely, risking damaging the whole thing). Another problem is that when carrying the grill by the handle, with the legs folded, the drip tray becomes loose and may fall (I almost lost it because of this).
Good product overall. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Sprout –
Great compact grill!The grill arrived nicely packaged, and upon unboxing I could tell it was well made. It feels very sturdy and of great quality. My husband cooked chicken breasts on it and noted that it heated up quickly! He forgot to spray olive oil on the grill before placing the chicken on, but sticking wasn’t an issue. The chicken cooked evenly and tasted great! A light scrubbing was all that was needed to clean the grill afterward. It’s the perfect size for camping or even apartment living where space is tight. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Witch & Toad –
Petite table top propane grillThis is perfect grill for my RV needs. Cooks evenly and is compact
Kimberly Snow –
Petit portable grillStarter broken, Grill hard to clean, really needs temp probe and no grill instructions for newbies like me. Otherwise OK. BTW I really wanted to love it. It is very cute, easy to work and easy to carry.