Pellet grills are also known as pallet grills from the English name - pellet, meaning pellets. It is the pellets that fuel this type of grill.
Pellet grills are still in their infancy in Lithuania. However, it is these, and not kamado grills, that are expected to see the greatest growth and popularity in the future.
There is a reason for this: this type of grill combines the advantages of all types of grills. Temperature control is very simple (can be quickly increased or decreased) and can also be controlled electronically by selecting the desired temperature on the remote control. The cooking area is much larger; it is possible to bake, roast and barbecue at low temperatures for long periods. This grill will smell of smoke: the fuel source is pellets. And you can even set the smoke strength. No more hassle!
In addition to the above advantages, pellet grills are quick to set up, easy to maintain and have a low cost per cook. It's not for nothing that this type of grill is already included in the 2022 catalogues of global giants such as WEBER and NAPOLEON, TRAEGER (and many others).
