Argentinian Freestanding Charcoal Grill Tagwood BBQ18SS 304 SS with Shovel Poker & Heavy-Duty Casters for Mobility -

A standout in our collection, the BBQ18SS Gaucho Grill delivers power and practicality in a streamlined format. Built with a stainless steel body and all food-contact components made of 304 stainless steel, this model includes two fixed-height positions on the main grate, adjusted manually using lifting hooks. Compact yet versatile, it features a secondary grate above the firebox (sold separately) and offers over 556 sq. in. of grilling space. Includes shovel, poker, and heavy-duty casters for mobility.

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FAQs

Why do Argentine-style grills work well for thick cuts of meat?

They allow the cook to manage heat gradually, which is useful for thick cuts that need time to cook evenly. By adjusting grate height or ember placement, the cook can sear, slow-cook, or finish meat without relying only on direct flame.

What is the best way to prevent meat from drying out on a wood-fire grill?

Use controlled ember heat, avoid constant direct flame, and monitor doneness with a thermometer. Letting thicker cuts rest after cooking also helps juices redistribute before slicing. USDA guidance recommends using a thermometer to confirm safe internal temperatures rather than relying only on color or cooking time.