Grate size???? travisstrick Posts: 5,002. February 2012 edited February 2012. What size grate do I need to replace the fire grate on my XL? Also, what size fits on the spider in a lowered configuration? Im bored in Dallas and waiting on my wife to get out of her CPE class. I think I'll go to academy or someplace and get the stuff I have been Current Stock: Quantity: Description. Limited room on your patio or deck? This pair of folding side shelves is great for the Egg in a tight spot! The oversized flip up shelves give you plenty of prep space when in use and can easily be flipped down for storage. Fits both the Large and Extra Large Big Green Egg. Grill in Picture NOT Included. This new Bluetooth Dome Thermometer is easily attached to the dome of the EGG and enables cooks to remotely monitor cooking temperatures from their phones. The gauge’s free app connects via Bluetooth and allows users to create high and low temp alerts, set a timer, and toggle between C and F temp displays. Temperature range: 32° F – 842°F. In my opinion, the Big Green Egg is an excellent grill and smoker, however being a larger and more established brand compared to Kamado Joe, I’m not sure they’ve really had the incentive to focus on further research, development, and most importantly, innovation. Kamado Joe, on the other hand, being an upstart for all intents and purposes 2XL Big Green Egg. The Biggest Green Egg of them all, the unrivaled 2XL EGG can easily handle your family reunion or cookouts with large groups – and is more than large enough to satisfy restaurant and catering needs. You’ll need to gather a crowd to tackle all of the ribs, steaks and burgers this EGG can handle … all at once! I just "upgraded" my 2009 Large Big Green Egg with a new spring band, Smokeware Cap and Gauge, High-Que Gold Standard gasket, and a perforated intake door. The new hinge on the spring band is similar to the X-Lge Big Green Egg. They have relocated the springs to the outside of the hinge. The only downside seems to be that the dome doesn't open I miss my XL at times but I sold it as I didn't use it very often. I found I used my Large 95% of the time or some other smaller egg. The XL was too big to fire up just for the wife and I for basic cooks. I do miss the XL for bigger cooks but not not enough to justify keeping it around. Big Green Egg has been producing these Kamado Style grills for decades. This one is the most popular of their models and is big enough to cook one 20-pound turkey. What makes this unit great is that while it can produce high temperatures due to the focused heat of its ceramic shell, it can also hold low temperatures making it a great smoker. CaOuG.

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