Grenadier Firelighter - Recommended by Jamie Oliver for brilliant barbeques!
Grenadier Electric Firelighter - Here is the clean simple way to light a solid fuel fire or BBQ. No matches, paper, sticks or smelly firelighters. Simply put your logs in the grate, position the Grenadier and switch on. As soon as the fire has ignited remove the safety key and the Grenadier will blow cold air into the fire, acting as bellows. When the fire is underway, just turn off and move away from the fire. It lights all solid fuels including wood, coal, turf and smokeless fuel. The Grenadier is also perfect for lighting barbecues and garden incinerators. No smoke in your eyes or chasing paper around the lawn. 42cm (16.5") tall. Made in the UK - hooray!
Product Ref: 828712
Jamie Oliver's advice on how to light a barbecue...
Jamie says..."The easiest way is to use a Grenadier electric firelighter. I have one of these for lighting barbecues, or for getting a nice fire going at home in the winter. These bits of kit are great because you don’t have to find dry wood or kindling or scrunch up bits of paper to get the fire started. But most important of all, there is absolutely no need to use any chemical firelighters or liquid fuels. It will even light wet wood and coals in just a few minutes! Please don’t use those little firelighter blocks you can buy in bags – they give off really dreadful fumes that will end up flavouring your food. Horrible."
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