A no frills outdoor grill, the 2009 Weber Spirit E310 Gas Grill is simple in its design and does exactly what it’s made to do quite well. It has been 2 years since Weber brought back the Spirit series of grills and the E310 continues their tradition of being a small affordable grill that is perfect for families on a budget who don’t need all the fancy frills that other grills offer. The Spirit E310 has three 12,000 BTU separately controlled burners, an enclosed cart with stainless steel doors to hold the propane tank, two thermostat plastic work surfaces, a condiment tray basket and a built-in thermometer. It also features an ample 424 square inches of primary cooking area with 611 square inches of total cooking area which is a fair size for its price.
Starting this grill is a breeze with Weber’s dependable electronic crossover ignition system, usually lighting on the first try. Once started, this grill will reach grilling temperatures in less than 10 minutes of preheat time.
| Weber 4521001 Spirit E-310 Natural Gas Grill, Black |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| Retail Price: $619.00 |
| Amazon Price: $519.00 |
Don’t worry about ordering this grill online because assembling the Spirit E310 is quite simple. With the easy to follow instructions you should have it up and running in 15-20 minutes. So if you don’t need a fancy grill with a ton of extra features and you want a cheap but quality grill that will last for years, go with the 2009 Weber Spirit E310.
A quick recap:
Features
* 536-square-inch gas grill with 3 stainless-steel burners and 36,000 BTUs of heat
* 424-square-inch grilling surface; 112-square-inch warming rack; push-button ignition
* Porcelain-enameled Flavorizer bars and cooking grates; enclosed cart; thermometer
* 6 tool hooks; 10-foot hose and cookbook included; LP tank sold separately
* Measures 25-1/2 by 53 by 62 inches with lid open
Pros
* Solid construction with high quality materials
* A good grilling grill
* Built to last
Cons
* Limited work space
* Comes with no extras – this is a very simple grill
Related entries:
- Outdoor Grill FeaturesOutdoor grill features can be confusing at first but once you grasp the basics it becomes a lot simpler. It’s understandable if you have a hard time choosing an outdoor grill when you do not comprehend what you are reading. While the language used when describing outdoor grills might seem...
- The Benefits of Using a Propane GrillDuring the summer, propane grills are used for outdoor cooking in almost every porch, lawn and patio. Propane grills are fueled by small propane gas cylinders. Both are very portable and can be quite easily lugged to wherever you and your family and friends would like to picnic and eat...
- Portable Gas GrillsGas grills have become more popular than their electric or charcoal grill counterparts in recent years, for a number of reasons: Easier setup and quicker cleanup than a charcoal grill, Quick on/off heat, Easy temperature control, Reduced flare-ups [...] ...
- The Added Benefits Of Grilling Your FoodHave you ever wondered what the difference was between grilling and just plain barbecuing? Aren’t they pretty much just two words to explain the same activity? Well, not quite as it turns out. Barbecuing purists will tell you that to barbecue you need to cook meat at lower temperatures over...
- What Is Outdoor Grilling?Grilling outdoors has been around longer than recorded history and will probably be practiced until the end of man. There’s nothing quite like grilling a nice juicy steak in the great outdoors and then getting to enjoy it in the peace and quiet of nature. Grilling is a great way...
- Choosing Your First Outdoor GrillMany people have trouble choosing an outdoor grill but that doesn’t mean it needs be difficult. Selecting an outdoor grill is actually not hard at all once you know what kind of grill you want and understand the different grill features. The more you understand about grills and their diverse...
- How To Grill Pork Chops On An Outdoor GrillIn a recent email, I received a question from an outdoor grilling beginner asking, “How long do I cook pork chops on the grill?”. This question as actually more common than you might think. The amount of time that cooking pork chops requires depends on several key factors: the heat...
- Outdoor GrillsOutdoor grilling is a popular way to cook and with summer time here it's time to bring out your favorite grill. Of course if you don't have a grill yet that could be a problem. Buying an outdoor grill can enjoyable simple experience or a very arduous one. It may...
- How To Grill A Ribeye Steak On An Outdoor GrillHow long do I grill a ribeye steak? I hear this question all the time and while there is no set time the answer is actually quite simple. Cooking time will depend on size and thickness of the cut but I follow these general rules whenever I decide to do...
- Planning Your Outdoor KitchenIf you are trying to decide on the details of your outdoor kitchen, you might just find yourself suffering from information overload. There is so much information out there about the different kinds of cabinet construction, different grills, refrigerators, doors, countertops…..it goes on and on. The best way to deal...
- Outdoor Grilling Tips For BeginnersOutdoor grilling is a fun outdoor activity that many enjoy year after year. If you are just starting your journey into outdoor grilling you may have some questions about proper outdoor grilling techniques and your outdoor grill. Well you’ve come to the right place. Follow these simple tips for outdoor...
- Does The Type Of BBQ Grill You Use Really Matter?For most people the BBQ is an item that sits in the corner and gets used on weekends and even then only when the sun is shining and the game is coming up. So does it really matter if you use a round BBQ from your local big box store...
- Should You Leave The Shell On When Grilling Shrimp?A question that I see posed often is should you leave the shell on when grilling shrimp? This question always comes to mind when you reach into to your fresh shrimp and realize the shell is still on. Not to worry the answer is simple. Yes you should leave the...
- Weber 4421001 Spirit E-310 LP Gas Grill, Black3 stainless steel burners, porcelain flavorizer bars, and cooking grates. 36,000 BTU electronic ignition. Total cooking area; 536 sq. in. Center mounted thermometer, 4 heavy duty swivel casters. Enclosed cart with painted front doors....
- Weber 4411001 Spirit E-210 Propane Grill, Black2 stainless steel burners, porcelain flavorizer bars and cooking grates. 26,000 BTU electronic ignition. Total cooking area; 458 sq. in. Center mounted thermometer, 4 heavy duty swivel casters. Enclosed cart with painted front doors....