Welcome to the Barbecue Online Newsletter!

It's time to get down to some serious barbecuing, the nights are long, the weekends are dry (mostly) and your BBQ is sitting there just waiting for the gas bottle.

Did you know that in repeated consumer tests over the years people could not tell the difference between gas and charcoal barbecued food? Where they certainly can tell the difference is in the convenience and controllability of gas barbecues. More of this in an article next month.

As usual we've got some great special offers, product information and recipes. In particular look out for our great prices on gas barbecues. This month we're also taking a look at the results of a Calor barbecue survey and a company who will come and do a Barbecue for you.

Just pick where to start and click...

Barbecue Competition Update...

We've had some great entries for this year's competition to win a top of the range Broil King Imperial 90 BBQ (SSP £700). To enter, all you have to do is send in a photo (or photos) of anything BBQ related, such as your latest barbecue party. We'll be collecting the entries together throughout the year and the best entry will win!

For full competition details click here >>>

Accessory of the Month - Citronella Garden Lamp

If you are looking for the ideal accessory to complement your rustic English country garden look, then the Kemper Terrakotta Citronella garden lamp makes the perfect finishing touch.

More details here >>>

Man's Struggle for Power

A new survey commissioned by Calor found that whilst it is accepted by both sexes that men own the barbecue territory and do the majority of cooking, there is dispute about who actually does the majority of work for the event.

See the results here >>>

Recipes of the Month

Here are this month's most popular recipes:

Beer Can Chicken
Cod Steaks with Lemon and Herb Crust
Hot German Potato Salad

Focus On... The Royal Rustic Gas Chimnea

Many of the patio heaters currently on the market are made from stainless steel and are ideal for the more urban garden. But for those who prefer the traditional English country garden feel, Calor’s first ever gas fuelled Chimnea can provide that rustic charm.

Take a look at the Royal Rustic Gas Chimnea >>>

That's all for now folks,
Happy barbecuing!