Weber Barbecue Smokers: Charcoal BBQ Review

Weber offer a limited range of charcoal barbecue smokers but all offer extremely good value. Most BBQ enthusiasts will be familiar with the low cost Smokey Joe® portable grill but Weber® also offer the Smokey Mountain Cooker™ Smoker.

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Until recently, Weber barbecue smokers were black and only black so if you spot someone cooking using a black sphere on short legs then the chances are it’s a Weber® Smokey Joe®. OK it’s not quite spherical but I hope that you get the picture.

Smokey Joe®

The Smokey Joe is essentially a portable grill that when used with the lid on can do the job of a smoker. It has vents in the lid to give elementary control over the speed of cooking and a black porcelain enameled base. It is available in two specs, silver and gold, the only difference I can spot is that the gold has a lid lock for carrying that also doubles as a lid holder.

One Touch®

If you now know what a Smokey Joe® looks like, then these Weber barbecue smokers are just bigger and have taller tripod with wheels to make this more of a backyard BBQ than portable grill. Again you can grill or do a basic smoke with the lid on and the One Touch® comes in two specs (silver and gold) and two sizes making a complete range of four.
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The difference between silver and gold is essentially that the gold has a removable ash collector that sounds pretty useful. The sizes options are either a 18.5 inch diameter cooking area or a 22.5 inch diameter.

Smoky Mountain Cooker™ Smoker

Again available only in black, this contraption looks like an up ended torpedo. Just like the Smokey Joe®, Weber make this out of enameled porcelain to include the bowl, lid and water tray, the fuel door and vents are aluminum. There are vents both top and bottom to allow for the necessary control of the fire when smoking.

Food wise, inside the smoker are two trays (one on top of the other) so there’s a reasonable amount of cooking space although the lower rack is pretty close to the coals so I’ll reserve judgment about how to get perfect results on both racks simultaneously.

See Also:-

Weber Go Anywhere Charcoal
Go Anywhere Gas Version
Weber Performer Charcoal Barbecue
The Ranch Kettle
The Q Range
The 140 Electric Weber Q Grill
More On The 120 Weber Q Gas Grill
The Genesis Range
The Genesis E-310
The Spirit Range
The Summit Range
The Daddy – Summit 470
How The Range Of Weber BBQ Grills Fits Together
More Info About Weber Grills

Parts And Accessories:-

About The Flavorizer Bars
Weber Grill Rotisserie
More Weber Grill Accessories
Weber Grill Replacement Parts
Weber Grill Parts Summary

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Webber Grill Information And History
Weber Grill Restaurant

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