The Weber Lumin Electric BBQ and the Ninja mentioned above, are also ideal if you’re looking for something to use on the go or have a smaller garden, thanks to their compact design. Just be sure to invest in a suitable extension cord to avoid any plug issues when it’s finally time to fire up the barbie. How we test BBQs Side trays: Sitting either side of the grill, these are helpful for preparing and storing food while you’re cooking. Make sure you don’t keep food that needs refrigerating out for too long before you put it on the BBQ though.

If you’re looking for something more substantial than a tabletop gas BBQ but are still keen to save space, this foldable model might be just what you’re looking for. With two burners, an impressively sized grill and two fold-out side trays for serving, it’s ideal for feeding a group. Independently controlled burners mean you have precise control over the temperature, and its solid metal body makes it great at heat retention if you’re cooking with the lid down. When it comes to flavour, electric BBQs can’t quite compete with charcoal, but our testers found they still sealed in flavour and charred well. If smoky flavours are at the top of your agenda, consider the Ninja Woodfire Smoke & Grill as this uses small woodfire pellets to replicate that classic smoky BBQ taste.

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The BBQs on our list range from one burner to five. There’s no specific amount that's better, but be wary that more burners do equate to bigger BBQs. Some BBQs also have a side burner, which tends to be used for preparing food that you wouldn’t grill. These expand your BBQ’s cooking capabilities but aren’t a necessity. With its stylish design, the GFGBBQ4B-N looks at home in any setting, so there's no more trying to hide the tired old BBQ from your guests.

BURNER GAS BBQ - This 4-burner George Foreman Gas BBQ is the perfect choice for family get togethers or summer garden parties. With its stylish design featuring wood effect shelves, the GFGBBQ4W looks at home in any setting, so there's no more trying to hide the tired old BBQ from your guests. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product

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Gas type:Most gas BBQs can use both butane or propane, but as some may only come fitted for one or the other, so make sure you know which type you’ll need to buy. The perfect choice for a family get-together or summer garden parties, this generously sized barbecue boasts four burners and a grill large enough to hold up to ten portions. With automatic ignition and a handy thermostat, this barbecue makes light work of cooking for the masses. PORTIONS - Whether you BBQ for family or friends, in a garden or on a terrace, this George Foreman Gas BBQ has a 70 x 42cm grill area and can cook up to 10 portions at a time; enough for any hungry bunch! Storage: This is three-fold. You need to think about where you’ll keep your BBQ in the garden, where you’ll store it over winter and what on-board storage there is. TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Four stainless steel burners (7.2 kW) and a side burner (2.1 kW) that can be adjusted and ignited individually via Piezo ignition to accommodate cooking a variety of meat and vegetables with different requirements at the same time. The CosmoGrill 4+1 also features a built-in thermostat enabling you to cook to perfection.