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Toss me into this group also. I like mine rare enough to be on the endangered species list while she wants hers dead.

Nice looking cook. Did the neighbors come by for a sample?

Nice looking cooker @Wingman505. That little gap is no big deal. Good job with your burn-in.

Couldn't agree more!

I thought winter tomatoes were only used to make ketchup??

Did you hear about the chameleon that couldn't change color? Suffered from reptile dysfunction!

I live on a ranch with ~50 head of cattle and 400+ sheep. All dorper. We eat lots of lamb!

Welcome @Mayor! You're going to love cooking on your KK and friends and family will love you cooking on it. ckreef did an in-depth charcoal comparison. Take a look at his research and see what brands are available in your area.

Putting smiles on faces and food in bellies! Good job!!

Can you leave the lower grate out?

This is pretty funny VIDEO-2020-03-13-23-56-46.mp4

Bat...it's what's for dinner Bat...NOT the other white meat Where's the bat!

I'll second that!

Perfection!

Nicely done! Looks perfect.

No burn-in?!! I bought a used 23 KK and still did the burn-in. It was just the right thing to do. Welcome to the forum @Lars.

My memory of folks that keep their gassers as standbys or safety nets wind up using them as a storage compartment for their KK accessories. That's not a dig on gassers rather, a compliment to KK performance. It will be interesting to see how often you use the gas grill. Anyways, welcome to the forum @Troble. You're going to love cooking on your KK!! @tekobo is correct. The food off a cobalt blue KK is a cut above!

Sorry to hear of your loss Aussie. My condolences to you.

@tony b I hope that romaine wasn't from Salinas California. BTW Good looking meal! http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/us-warns-dont-eat-romaine-lettuce-from-salinas-california/ar-BBXcayC?ocid=ientp

I completely agree with the 16" KK being a great grill/smoker @Jon B.. I use my way more than I use my 23" KK.

A meal like that will get you through the cold weather @tony b!

Looks perfect @MacKenzie

Interesting! Apple, plum, apricot, & peach. Don't see those fruits playing together very often.

The top of the shipping crate doubles as a ramp.

Nicely done.