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Konro Hibachi BBQ – Large
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Scroll downYour ultimate bbq is here! Made in Gifu, Japan this Konro is perfect for yakitori, seafood, meat and veggies. Simply add charcoal to the base and ignite, leave until the coals are red and hot and then place your food on the metal gauze.
A konro barbecue is a special kind of Japanese grill that is built for heat retention. They are usually narrow enough that the yakitori skewers can rest on the walls of the box and not fall into the coals below.
Details
Size: 54 x 23 x 20cm (Serves 4-8 people)
Weight: 11KG
*Due to heavy size item does not qualify for free or international shipping and a flat rate of $20 will be applied.
How to use
You will need a natural, low smoke charcoal. Binchotan is a desired type but it's hard to find. A lighter and natural fire starters.
You only need enough charcoal to cover the bottom of the Konro, anything more will cause excessive heat and flame
Light the firelighters or newspaper and let them ignite the coals. It will take the better part of 45mins to get it hot.
Use the vents to adjust heat. Open vents means more oxygen gets to the coals, which in turn means higher temperature. Binchotan lasts a long long time, but if you do need to add some, only add enough to keep the bottom of the Konro covered.
Once the coals are glowing you can start cooking.
Caution:
- Extinguish after use NOT with water. The drastic change in temperature can cause the konro to break.
- The konro is made from ceramic, if you drop it it will break.
- Keep out of way of children and pets
- Do not use on carpet or picnic blankets
- Steel top and base get very hot
- Never leave unattended
- OUTDOORS ONLY
Origin
Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Gifu is a prefecture in central Honshu, Japan's main island. It's home to traditional mountain villages, including Gujo Hachiman and the skiing destination Takayama.