This wasn't a sponsored video but was a lot of fun to be outside filming with the help of the dog! I have found the BBQ on Amazon (affiliate link) amzn.to/4dcoxv2 if you are impressed by it :)
I would use one these for yakitori and and similar skewered meat and veggie combos since it's just me and hate having to fire up the big grill for making small meals.
I just had a great idea for your kid to do for art/ tshirts, etc Boston using the world's smallest grill. Chef's hat and all. Don't want a cent. Don't really want the noteriety. I had a good idea, and I can't do anything with it, so here. ☺️
I would absolutely unironically watch a gardening series from you, Barry! Love the idea of this BBQ! As a moto-camper it seems like a great space-saving way of bringing a BBQ on the 1 man camping adventures!
I love that idea. Barry making videos while he tells the experts on Radio 4 Gardener's World that they should be on TH-cam 🤣. Yes, I'm old and do listen to Gardener's World when there is no football but I kill every flower or plant that I've ever touched 😩
Thanks for testing it, I was considering getting one so I can take it on a bike to a lake to cook some hotdogs or burgers for myself, maybe also for 1-2 friends. It seems to be quite perfect for such application.
Don't fall for it! He's planning world domination or at least how to get Barry's burger. God forbid he ever teams up with my calico cat. There wouldn't be any canned friskies left in the world after that. He is freaking adorable though. Ah well I guess the world doesn't need friskies & Barry doesn't need that burger either.
Try rolling the corn when you cut it. Push the knife down to the cob, roll it so the blade cuts every angle and then snap it. It saves leaning on the knife and fear of loosing fingers
@@Veilamia yeah but I never can do it so it looks even. My need for symmetry is to do with the size of my steamer. These are the parameters I work on. They are nice whole but. You get a range of kernels that compliment each other on eating
Well, being someone who is big into camping I can absolutely confirm that this is not the smallest bbq and on top of that it's bloody fiddly. I much prefer the flatpack folding style stoves, available in stainless and titanium, the latter being extremely light, which I doubt the one in this video is, they also include a grill to put on top most of the time, they are maximum 1cm thick when "flatpacked" and have a bigger grill area.
I love digestive biscuits! Have you done a recipe for them. I think you have but I have seen so so many I can’t remember. I watch every single one! Blessings to you and the family!
I got my cocker spaniel as a puppy at the same time you did a BBQ ribs video after my recommendation you mention me in the video 😄. It was for the world cup snacks. Oven ribs they were. Now to see Boston looking old makes me sad as my dog is getting on now too as that was a long long time ago. I just remember standing outside toilet training my cocker as I watched the ribs video.
Coal is good stuff. You can get a good idea of your heat range by the fuel type and amount. Handy little gadget, as long as it doesn't melt. That it didn't is a good sign!
Just checked and have watched every video you've uploaded in the last five years! And I really did check 😂 I feel like your content is just my comfort blanket and I really appreciate all your efforts! Please keep it up 😊
I was thinking if that would be useful for solo camping here in Canada but the need of charcoal might be a bit of a problem. Still an idea for the future might be "camping cooking?" Also, Boston got that good food coma look going on.
At £33, it appears to be over-priced on Amazon. There are a number of online outlets selling it for £15. Even with postage, it's still much cheaper than Amazon!!
I don't know if it technically counts but I made a pocket stove from a TH-cam tutorial once using an Altoids tin and it basically works like a BBQ, can burn anything that fits and can have a griddle added like a BBQ has although I only went as far as pot supports, cooked an egg and boiled maybe half a litre of water in a minute or so. Altoids are a pain to get now but Marks and Spencer do an own brand version and the tins pretty much the same dimensions if you want to try it.
Thats actually surprisingly a fairly good product. I don't know about cooking corn on it but if you're cooking hot dogs/sausages on it you can get several hot dogs for like a family picnic where you don't want to carry too much stuff. But for a single person it would cook a nice sized steak. Although a bigger t-bone might not fit. It would certainly be good for someone without much space.
You have "MATCHLIGHT", Which means it's got chemicals in it to burn from just barely having a match to light it and you need to let those chemicals go away and burn off before you put food over it
I had a small bbq twice this year inbetween the rain in may and then I needed extra kindling and a handheld fan to get it going properly, the weather has been gruesome for the tomatoes and chillis too and the courgettes have gone a bit funny, it's like they were producing and then stopped some of them half way when we had overcast and rain for over a month and couldn't continue them with the skin shrivelling and so all but 1 abandoned growth and started new fruit instead
There’s a bigger bbq that folds up into a box shape, called the Weber ‘Go Anywhere’ BBQ. You should invest in one it would be big enough to cook four or six burgers and doesn’t use too much charcoal. You should check it out.
Barry I really need you to understand, having the food wrapped up in foil to put on a barbecue is absolutely pointless, there's no barbecue flavour permeating through sheets of aluminium, that corn didn't smell or taste of barbecue, it could have just gone in the oven. Otherwise, really cool little gadget!!
This is actually a very useful style of gadget. My dad has one about twice as big and takes it on hunting/camping trips to cook meals on for a couple of weeks at a time for him and his buddies. He even broke it out to make burgers for a family of 5 adults. The mini grills are very useful for some people.
Barry, You and that pug of yours bring enjoyment to my life with these videos. It has everything i like, PUGS, COOKING FOOD, PRODUCT REVIEWS AND FOOD EATING.
While I don't have a briefcase, I do have a messenger bag for carrying stuff. It sort of straddles the line between a briefcase and a rucksack, and I usually use it to carry snacks, water bottles, containers for harvesting blackberries, etc.
You're supposed to cook the foil wrapped stuff while the flames are hot and new so they start steaming and set them to the side when the heat dies down to cook your meat. Or start your water boiling for tea or coffee while the flames are hot so you don't waste any heat while you're waiting for the right temp to cook anything unwrapped by the protective casing of foil. There's nothing wrong with adding more bits of wood or coal during cooking but I think the entire ignition process could be better utilized for high temp applications in a survival/camping scenario when resources may be limited and time can be more usefully consolidated.
I'm quite sure if you play your cards right, you can easily grill for two people on that thing. Looks like a nice piece of kit that could be handy on the go.
I love a good BBQ! So does this mean there will be more BBQ recipes in the future? I like to use my little BBQ grill as a smoker too. Gives food a good flavor. I made a pork shoulder in my instant pot today and tomorrow I will take some of the leftovers put them in an aluminum tray and give it some Mesquite smoke. Then make a couple of pulled pork sandwiches and for the rest of the meat, I will make a bunch of green chili pork tamales. So delicious! If you ever want to learn to make tamales I learned from a TH-camr Whipperwillowhollow and her tamale recipe is amazing and she explains her techniques very well! I love that little BBQ grill! ❤
When you mentioned the booklet and said some of it were in french, I at once thought of Le Grill and could se you destroying most of the booklet except the french section
Sometimes we get our end of the world rocket stove out to cook on. It's like a small barrel that is lined with bricks and very heavy. Your fuel is either charcoal or dry twigs, Which can be fed continiously without taking BBQ apart. You can cook with a cast iron pot or frypan on it or my favorite is to use an old cast iron grill plate from a gas stove and BBQ on it and I even have an old domed metal lid. Thing is heavy though. What you have is good for a back packer. You should try it with a small frypan or pot.
When I was in Japan, they had these collapsible barbecues, that were really small, like an A4 notebook. I think it would be more practical than this. Both of these devices have no lid though.
You're probably never going to get a massive amount of sizzle because of how coarse the grating is and how thin the bars are. The sizzle comes from the contact with the metal more so than the heat. (Though it does need heat to sizzle at all)
If you want a really healthy oil that can handle high heat, get avocado oil. Unlike olive oil its structure doesn't negatively change with heat like olive oil does. It is also very light in flavor.
That does look cool, but you can get those camp stoves that slot together and breakdown into something not much bigger than a thick A4 envelope. You can use those with sticks, wood, briquettes, fuel blocks etc. etc. There's just something about cooking with a naked flame that makes me grin.
haha, i nearly bought an actual suitcase-sized one because i thought it would be nice and compact for storage etc, but seeing you fiddle around with this one, i am glad i went for a 50cm barrel-shaped one (that's also a mini smoker) instead :D
Have you seen those tiny little kitchens on Instagram with functioning ovens and appliances? I'd love to see a video of some 'Barry Lewis Specials' in miniature. 😊
For smores I totally recommend naked marshmallow you can get a smores kit or marshmallow with a dip and a candle and skewers and can toast them we love them and their different flavours
I just finished watching another TH-camr setting up for a thousand-person barbecue on their new resort in Texas (if you know, you know) and by contrast the one-person barbecue looks a bit sad, but practically speaking it’s a great thing for home use for a single person or no-kids household. No doubt that with some practice you could cook two burgers at once, several sausages, or two smallish steaks together. I was a little concerned that it was going to warp or fall apart but it seems to be well constructed and just fine for camping or a day at the seashore. I’m with those looking forward to the pizza oven video(s?). I don’t remember if you explained why it takes both wood and gas- at the same time or as options?
I was todays years old when i learned Brits use Whatup and Signal because you get charged for sending each other video/pictures. . That is wild that your carriers do that.
the idea isn't bad in that little thing, but that thin metal is a concern. It reminds me os those super cheap beach barbecues we can get at the gas station, which tehnically are made of metal, but it's so thin it's possible to burn through the metal if you have them going for a few hours
Ketchup covers anything that sounds like something I would say, in fact, when I was a child, I would eat so much ketchup, Heinz ketchup, I told my dad he should buy stock in it.
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This wasn't a sponsored video but was a lot of fun to be outside filming with the help of the dog! I have found the BBQ on Amazon (affiliate link) amzn.to/4dcoxv2 if you are impressed by it :)
Love your BBQ videos Barry! Suggestion that You should try use it to smoke some pinnaple to add to a dessert. The caramelized sugars are awesome
I so would love that thing
I would use one these for yakitori and and similar skewered meat and veggie combos since it's just me and hate having to fire up the big grill for making small meals.
I just had a great idea for your kid to do for art/ tshirts, etc
Boston using the world's smallest grill. Chef's hat and all.
Don't want a cent. Don't really want the noteriety. I had a good idea, and I can't do anything with it, so here. ☺️
You should buy another one of these and take them both with you next time you visit Ashens
"It's not burnt, it's barbequed" my dads favorite BBQ saying. 😄
My late father's was: "If it's brown, it's done. If it's black, it's buggered."
My Dad's favourite is "charcoal adds flavour" while preceding to cremate the whole thing 😂
Can just see it...two of them his and her's chilling outside with a glass of wine cooking your own food of choice...love that idea.
I would absolutely unironically watch a gardening series from you, Barry!
Love the idea of this BBQ! As a moto-camper it seems like a great space-saving way of bringing a BBQ on the 1 man camping adventures!
Great idea!
Me too, almost got a bit happy then 😂
I love that idea. Barry making videos while he tells the experts on Radio 4 Gardener's World that they should be on TH-cam 🤣. Yes, I'm old and do listen to Gardener's World when there is no football but I kill every flower or plant that I've ever touched 😩
Mr. Lewis, GARDEN, and Kitchen
If you continue to use that wee bbq you are going to have to leave that bag of charcoal to someone in your Will.
😂😂😂
Lol
Thanks for testing it, I was considering getting one so I can take it on a bike to a lake to cook some hotdogs or burgers for myself, maybe also for 1-2 friends. It seems to be quite perfect for such application.
Dude I LOVE seeing Boston but you look at his face and there ain’t a thought going on behind those eyes!😂😂 cutest little guy though
Boston go MLEM🤪
@@samn6498 Blep. Mlem is an action.
Don't fall for it! He's planning world domination or at least how to get Barry's burger.
God forbid he ever teams up with my calico cat.
There wouldn't be any canned friskies left in the world after that.
He is freaking adorable though. Ah well I guess the world doesn't need friskies & Barry doesn't need that burger either.
Cutest thumbnail ever! Boston looks so happy 🐶🐶🐶
he was fed well that day
@@mrbarrylewis awesome
Boston is such a great little helper ! Thanks for the video 😊
It looks like some Japanese camping equipment.
It looks like that Soto cassette grill (which is indeed Japanese camping equipment!)
I'm impressed! I really expected the grill to be cheaply made and just awful. What a pleasant surprise! ❤
Small BBQ for the small British summer season we’re having this year 😂
just about enough lol
Should come with an umbrella.
Aren’t all British summers short?
@@AstonGryffynn we've had a great few summer until now
I don't know where the rest of you are living but the summer has been great this year.
TIL jet engines don't make the sound of a sausage cooking on a tiny barbecue 😂
lol!
Try rolling the corn when you cut it. Push the knife down to the cob, roll it so the blade cuts every angle and then snap it. It saves leaning on the knife and fear of loosing fingers
Good call!
@@mrbarrylewis I feared cutting off my own fingers it caused me to look at the situation sideways
@@TobyBorrow my mom just snaps them in half like you would snap a twig
@@Veilamia yeah but I never can do it so it looks even. My need for symmetry is to do with the size of my steamer. These are the parameters I work on. They are nice whole but. You get a range of kernels that compliment each other on eating
or use a bread knife
Amazing Barry! Suggestion that next time you try it on Salmon! The smokiness really works there
Well, being someone who is big into camping I can absolutely confirm that this is not the smallest bbq and on top of that it's bloody fiddly. I much prefer the flatpack folding style stoves, available in stainless and titanium, the latter being extremely light, which I doubt the one in this video is, they also include a grill to put on top most of the time, they are maximum 1cm thick when "flatpacked" and have a bigger grill area.
BBQ "to go" is great. However, how long do you have to hang around until it's cool enough to empty, clean and pack away?
It's got handles, I reckon you can CAREFULLY pack it up as soon as you dump out the coals
I love that BBQ it's so convenient, I have to say I had to play back several times with the smores and Barry " oh that's hot" it made me laugh so much
I love digestive biscuits! Have you done a recipe for them. I think you have but I have seen so so many I can’t remember. I watch every single one!
Blessings to you and the family!
Don't know why, but mini gadgets are the best. Would love to see more.
Boston always has his tongue out, he looks so silly! What a lovely little lad he is.
I got my cocker spaniel as a puppy at the same time you did a BBQ ribs video after my recommendation you mention me in the video 😄. It was for the world cup snacks. Oven ribs they were. Now to see Boston looking old makes me sad as my dog is getting on now too as that was a long long time ago. I just remember standing outside toilet training my cocker as I watched the ribs video.
Awh, Boston looks so cute there. Cute boy! Gadget is small but powerful, hey.
loved it
Coal is good stuff. You can get a good idea of your heat range by the fuel type and amount. Handy little gadget, as long as it doesn't melt. That it didn't is a good sign!
Would be a funny gift for a bbq enthusiast who has everything 😂
I can imagine it being useful for boiling a pot of water and then sticking your sausages or whatever on after
Just checked and have watched every video you've uploaded in the last five years! And I really did check 😂 I feel like your content is just my comfort blanket and I really appreciate all your efforts! Please keep it up 😊
I was thinking if that would be useful for solo camping here in Canada but the need of charcoal might be a bit of a problem. Still an idea for the future might be "camping cooking?"
Also, Boston got that good food coma look going on.
check out the Japanese Soto stove/grills. No charcoal.
At £33, it appears to be over-priced on Amazon. There are a number of online outlets selling it for £15. Even with postage, it's still much cheaper than Amazon!!
Wow, that was awesome. Perfect Xmas gift.Good job.
My granddad fought in ww2 he was such a noble dude
Let me cook my picanha for uuuuuuu
I don't know if it technically counts but I made a pocket stove from a TH-cam tutorial once using an Altoids tin and it basically works like a BBQ, can burn anything that fits and can have a griddle added like a BBQ has although I only went as far as pot supports, cooked an egg and boiled maybe half a litre of water in a minute or so.
Altoids are a pain to get now but Marks and Spencer do an own brand version and the tins pretty much the same dimensions if you want to try it.
Thats actually surprisingly a fairly good product.
I don't know about cooking corn on it but if you're cooking hot dogs/sausages on it you can get several hot dogs for like a family picnic where you don't want to carry too much stuff.
But for a single person it would cook a nice sized steak. Although a bigger t-bone might not fit. It would certainly be good for someone without much space.
You have "MATCHLIGHT", Which means it's got chemicals in it to burn from just barely having a match to light it and you need to let those chemicals go away and burn off before you put food over it
I had a small bbq twice this year inbetween the rain in may and then I needed extra kindling and a handheld fan to get it going properly, the weather has been gruesome for the tomatoes and chillis too and the courgettes have gone a bit funny, it's like they were producing and then stopped some of them half way when we had overcast and rain for over a month and couldn't continue them with the skin shrivelling and so all but 1 abandoned growth and started new fruit instead
There’s a bigger bbq that folds up into a box shape, called the Weber ‘Go Anywhere’ BBQ. You should invest in one it would be big enough to cook four or six burgers and doesn’t use too much charcoal. You should check it out.
Reminds me of the mini cast-iron hibachi.
Imaging a houseful of guest, waiting patiently their turn to BBQ their own plate 😂
Barry I really need you to understand, having the food wrapped up in foil to put on a barbecue is absolutely pointless, there's no barbecue flavour permeating through sheets of aluminium, that corn didn't smell or taste of barbecue, it could have just gone in the oven.
Otherwise, really cool little gadget!!
This is actually a very useful style of gadget. My dad has one about twice as big and takes it on hunting/camping trips to cook meals on for a couple of weeks at a time for him and his buddies. He even broke it out to make burgers for a family of 5 adults. The mini grills are very useful for some people.
Barry, You and that pug of yours bring enjoyment to my life with these videos. It has everything i like, PUGS, COOKING FOOD, PRODUCT REVIEWS AND FOOD EATING.
While I don't have a briefcase, I do have a messenger bag for carrying stuff. It sort of straddles the line between a briefcase and a rucksack, and I usually use it to carry snacks, water bottles, containers for harvesting blackberries, etc.
You're supposed to cook the foil wrapped stuff while the flames are hot and new so they start steaming and set them to the side when the heat dies down to cook your meat. Or start your water boiling for tea or coffee while the flames are hot so you don't waste any heat while you're waiting for the right temp to cook anything unwrapped by the protective casing of foil. There's nothing wrong with adding more bits of wood or coal during cooking but I think the entire ignition process could be better utilized for high temp applications in a survival/camping scenario when resources may be limited and time can be more usefully consolidated.
I'm quite sure if you play your cards right, you can easily grill for two people on that thing. Looks like a nice piece of kit that could be handy on the go.
I love a good BBQ! So does this mean there will be more BBQ recipes in the future? I like to use my little BBQ grill as a smoker too. Gives food a good flavor. I made a pork shoulder in my instant pot today and tomorrow I will take some of the leftovers put them in an aluminum tray and give it some Mesquite smoke. Then make a couple of pulled pork sandwiches and for the rest of the meat, I will make a bunch of green chili pork tamales. So delicious! If you ever want to learn to make tamales I learned from a TH-camr Whipperwillowhollow and her tamale recipe is amazing and she explains her techniques very well! I love that little BBQ grill! ❤
When you mentioned the booklet and said some of it were in french, I at once thought of Le Grill and could se you destroying most of the booklet except the french section
🎶 It's a jolly holiday with Barry. Barry is the kitchen bloke we love🎶
We cook our corn, in the husk, without soaking it in water first. Takes about 20 minutes whilst turning every 5 minutes
thats the cutest small bbq as well the pup 🥰
Sometimes we get our end of the world rocket stove out to cook on. It's like a small barrel that is lined with bricks and very heavy. Your fuel is either charcoal or dry twigs, Which can be fed continiously without taking BBQ apart. You can cook with a cast iron pot or frypan on it or my favorite is to use an old cast iron grill plate from a gas stove and BBQ on it and I even have an old domed metal lid. Thing is heavy though. What you have is good for a back packer. You should try it with a small frypan or pot.
I definitely like this outdoor video, you should make a playlist for cooking outdoors
As a BBQ fanatic, more BBQ content please! Great video!
So cute one man cookout!❤🎉 table top bbq!
You could make a lid for it out of a disposable aluminum pan? (It looks like a loaf pan will fit it on it perfectly)
that is really cute, just looked it up on my amazon U.S. and it's $49.72, not too bad and looks like it works really well
Japanese meat skewers would work well on your tiny grill 😂
I know it isn't the point of the video, but your yard/garden looks great! Awesome view into the distance.
That meme is from the Netflix series Narcos. It's the actor playing Pablo Escobar
This made me miss your tiny series with tiny instruments and plating.
When I was in Japan, they had these collapsible barbecues, that were really small, like an A4 notebook. I think it would be more practical than this. Both of these devices have no lid though.
You're probably never going to get a massive amount of sizzle because of how coarse the grating is and how thin the bars are. The sizzle comes from the contact with the metal more so than the heat. (Though it does need heat to sizzle at all)
If you want a really healthy oil that can handle high heat, get avocado oil. Unlike olive oil its structure doesn't negatively change with heat like olive oil does. It is also very light in flavor.
That does look cool, but you can get those camp stoves that slot together and breakdown into something not much bigger than a thick A4 envelope. You can use those with sticks, wood, briquettes, fuel blocks etc. etc.
There's just something about cooking with a naked flame that makes me grin.
Esbit stoves?
Really enjoy your videos. Please keep em coming and a BIG thumbs up. Cheers.
“That’s quite dainty, what do you think Boston”…
Boston: “Shut up and grill me a sausage human!”
haha, i nearly bought an actual suitcase-sized one because i thought it would be nice and compact for storage etc, but seeing you fiddle around with this one, i am glad i went for a 50cm barrel-shaped one (that's also a mini smoker) instead :D
Looks like you are a BBQ King Barry! Loving the fun in your lovely garden!
Have you seen those tiny little kitchens on Instagram with functioning ovens and appliances? I'd love to see a video of some 'Barry Lewis Specials' in miniature. 😊
sort of made me think of those table top Hiabchi BBQ's that were so popular back in the 70's
This bbq is very cool. It would be amazing for kebabs
great shout!
For smores I totally recommend naked marshmallow you can get a smores kit or marshmallow with a dip and a candle and skewers and can toast them we love them and their different flavours
I've been known to stick a marshmallow on a dinner fork and toast it over my electric stove burner to make s'mores. Works really well in a pinch.
@@nikkle6166 in the kit I mentioned the candle is really good and fun to take turns round the table.
Oooo you have a Gozney! I’ve been thinking about pulling the trigger on one of those. Would be great to see you do a vid on it.
Haha I thought someone else was there, then I realized it was your reflection in the glass of the door 😂😂
Very nice mini BBQ barry
People still use briefcases. I know several people that use them...they are usually Drs and Lawyers though.
I´m gonna buy this thing, searched for something like this for ages, as I don´t want to take a single use grill with me while biking
Doing that on the wooden bench is a baller move... I wouldn't trust myself lol.
I just finished watching another TH-camr setting up for a thousand-person barbecue on their new resort in Texas (if you know, you know) and by contrast the one-person barbecue looks a bit sad, but practically speaking it’s a great thing for home use for a single person or no-kids household. No doubt that with some practice you could cook two burgers at once, several sausages, or two smallish steaks together.
I was a little concerned that it was going to warp or fall apart but it seems to be well constructed and just fine for camping or a day at the seashore.
I’m with those looking forward to the pizza oven video(s?). I don’t remember if you explained why it takes both wood and gas- at the same time or as options?
How was the clean up?????
fits in a dishwasher
Try Australian Heat Beads instead of regular charcoal - they get much hotter and last a lot longer
boston's tongue cracks me up
I have the next size up from this and we can feed 4 adults on it. Tatts go in the coals whilst 4-6 burgers can cook on the top
I've never seen charcoal like that. Those pieces are great, I never saw anything but the large pieces we have.
I was todays years old when i learned Brits use Whatup and Signal because you get charged for sending each other video/pictures. . That is wild that your carriers do that.
It's a great invention. It would be great for camping trips. Keep up the great videos
You could put way more meat on that mini BBQ. Eg toast the buns a lot longer on both sides.😊
It's really cool. Could do individual bbq thingy where everyone has their own and chooses what they have on there 😂
The dog is thinking, it's so small it must be for me.
the idea isn't bad in that little thing, but that thin metal is a concern. It reminds me os those super cheap beach barbecues we can get at the gas station, which tehnically are made of metal, but it's so thin it's possible to burn through the metal if you have them going for a few hours
Man I would LOVE that. Would b perfect for me. Gonna have to see if I can find it online and get it…
Never seen a big ole sausage like that before 😂
Barry please creosote that picnic table its freaking me out D;
awesome review! would be great for camping
Perfect for kids for school lunches 🤣😂😅
Great video very funny and just a nice watch😊
That could be mounted on a bike, could be nice for a day trip. 😀
huge garden
I think you can get smaller. Look up "Sho's B-6 Kun" Yuru camp fans may recognize it as Rin's compact grill.
You just crack me up 😂 but that was cool
Ketchup covers anything that sounds like something I would say, in fact, when I was a child, I would eat so much ketchup, Heinz ketchup, I told my dad he should buy stock in it.
If i didn't already have a mini grill (holds 3 burgers), I would get this to put in my hurricane kit!
😊