Sunterra Outdoor - Accessory Review for 48" Santa Maria Grill
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It is shocking to me that companies do not put up detailed, extensive videos of their products as you are doing. It take an enthusiastic customer to sell this. I am sold and love the idea of two separate grates that can be moved up or down separately plus the different cooling surfaces - I love. I just wish they had a basero in the middle. Thanks for the video - I hope you get a commission from Sunterra.
Great. Video and thanks spending your time showing us the details
Nice video. Hope to see the rotisserie accessory soon.
calvin edwards Hi Calvin. Thanks for checking out the video. The rotisserie accessory is coming soon
Honey have you seen my favorite Dish Towel. Now where would one store all of these accessories, I'll bet there will be some interesting dishes coming from the pieaa. Waiting for the bell to ring.
John Knapp lol.. Hi John, Your comments keep me going!! I went out and bought more dish towels that evening before i was caught, lol. The Paella Dish is coming soon! Thanks as always for watching.
That is nice accessory to make with my everlast welder.
Liam Miller That’s cool Liam! If you make one let me know. Thanks for checking out the video.
You are definitely one of my heroes on the BBQ you should mentor me to do shows like your in the Boston 617 area code how do we get started 😉 😀 😜 😄
Thanks you. I got started in 2017, the day after Thanksgiving. After everyone raved about the meal, my oldest daughter said”you should start a TH-cam channel “. The rest is history. I appreciate the support and hope to see your channel start soon. Take care.
Have you owned or tried different manufacturers of Santa Maria grills? Yours look really slick. I am just concerned with the thickness of the metal
Rikk Kretue I can say that this thing is built like a tank no the added fire brick helps with keeping the temps burning hot for quite sometime. I truly believe this grill will last a lifetime if cared for. Thanks for checking out the video.
That Grill looks like a cooking machine I am going to start saving my nickels I need one of these grills Not real pop hear on the east coast don't know why not a lot of people sell them Great Video
Charlie Wood Thanks!! You will love the grill when you get it. Thanks for checking out the video Charlie.
I live in California where can I buy that grill.. Great tutorial video👍
Here is the link: www.sunterraoutdoor.com/our-store/santa-maria-48-cart-3601-48dsplcrt. Thanks for checking out the video.
What do you use to clean the outside?
Only mild detergent and warm water. The powder coat surface is very easy to keep clean. Thanks for checking out the video.
I would like to know if your grill has become to rust and if you’ve done anything to avoid it.
Zero rusting since owning this grill. The only area that rusts is the griddle pan. I believe keeping it rust free is a product of always having it covered when not in use. It’s very difficult to keep the cast iron from rusting so the best wya I prevent it is by spraying it with cooking oil after each cook and stowing it away. It does help.
@@DskiGrillz I live in Miami, FL and I am concerned about the grill becoming a rust box in a year’s term. Humidity in the air for most of the year. I think covering in a humid environment is counterproductive due to condensation.
@@jivano Good point Richard. That would definitely increase chances of rusting. Ocean environments as well. I’ll do some research and see what I come up with. Happy Easter!
@@DskiGrillz Thank you.
Hi Richard. I’ve been vested with trying to find a rust free solution in areas of high humidity. Seems like everyone says the same thing. Here’s what I found though I feel you have probably already taken this route. Hope this helps. Read below:
What's the best way to store cast iron?
Keep cast iron in a cool and dry place.
Only store cast iron when it's clean and absolutely dry (this stops pans from attracting rust)
Wrap your cast iron in paper towels to protect them.