Big Green EggBy JHCadmin, October 14, 2009 If you are considering purchasing a new grill for next season, I encourage you to start saving your pennies now for a Big Green Egg. Every person I have ever met who has one has been very happy with it. Big Green Eggs are marvelous at keeping an even temperature and you can also use them to both smoke and bake food. This means that if you want to brave some crisp Fall weather, you can even cook with a Big Green Egg this time of year.Many people also use it to smoke their holiday turkeys and hams.Here is a sampling of what customers have to say about the Big Green Egg:“Being from Memphis, I thought I had tasted the best in pork BBQ, until I cooked it on my new Big Green Egg! My kids still have fork wounds from fighting over leftovers.” Glen Allen, VA“If you are looking for a grill, you have found it here; the EGG is the BEST! I’ve had mine for 18 months and it does it all. It will be the last grill you ever buy!” Michael, Monroe, LA“I bought an EGG for my husband for Father’s Day. I may never have to cook again! The BEST smoked salmon and ribs ever. We had guests over the other night and I think we sold two more EGGs for you! Holly Holland, Atlanta, GA“Just got my Big Green Egg for Christmas. Had heard of them before and thought it was too expensive and wasn’t worth the price. Boy, was I ever wrong. It’s the best cooker I have ever owned and I have owned a lot. I’ll never have to buy another one! Bill Mitchell, Greenville, SC“I started out cooking with a Weber Kettle. Next came a Broil Master gas grill. For smoking I used an electric smoker. While cooking the Thanksgiving turkey one cold fall day for 12 hours, the bird was still not ready for dinner and I had 20 guests to feed. After that experience I bought my large Big Green Egg. Having now discovered all the different ways to cook and smoke, I no longer use my kettle or gas grill. Everything I have cooked turned out great; if you are trying to make up your mind to buy an EGG, doit! You will not be sorry. David Easterwood, South Fulton, TN“I have been writing copy about consumer products for more years than I care to say; this is the first time I cannot say too many good things! The EGG does it all, it’s user friendly and gets great “mileage.” Oh, yes; the food is terrific, too.” Tony Miller, Freehold, NJ“I bought my first kamado in Okinawa in 1963. I have never been without one since. I always thought someone should modernize the concept and thought of doing it myself. Thanks to you I will continue to have a source for this unequaled method of cooking.” John Campbell, Morgan, TX.Visit Rich's for the Home soon to view their selection of Big Green Eggs. We are here for you!Recent Articles See All Rich's New Tigard, Oregon Store: A Chat with Manager Rick Campbell General Articles Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:February 1, 2023 Meet Tigard, Oregon store manager, Rick Campbell, who has been in the hot tub/patio/BBQ business more than 25 years in the Portland metro area. Read More Grill Islands - Easily Create an Outdoor Kitchen in Your Backyard Grills Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:January 2, 2023 Grill islands: Modular outdoor kitchens with grill(s), workspace, fridge, storage, and more. Read More Tartan and Sparkle Holiday Mantel - DIY Tutorial Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:December 3, 2022 Step-by-step tutorial for your holiday mantel: How to create a classic tartan design. Read More DIY Winter Mantel Décor Tutorials: Golden Magnolia Wreath and Cinnamon Stick Votive Holder Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:December 2, 2022 DIY Holiday Mantel Decor tutorial: Golden Magnolia wreath and cinnamon stick votive holder. Read More How to Transform Your Mantel to a Winter Wonderland Design Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:December 1, 2022 We show you how to transform your fall mantel decor to a winter wonderland design easily and quickly! Check out our 15-sec time-lapse photo that shows us making the switcheroo. Read More Tutorial: 3 Easy DIY Fall Mantel Projects Mantel Decor Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:November 7, 2022 Illustrated tutorial: how to create 3 DIY fall mantel essentials: Stacked herringbone pumpkins, shabby-chic reversible mason jars, and Washi tape pumpkins. Read More