The Kamado B10 reaches a maximum temperature of 80 °C on the outer surface of the lid and about 60 °C only on the body, which reduces the risk of burns. Take special care that children …
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Cleaning the KB10 is very easy. After using the Kamado B10, (latest but after 3-4 grill passes) you should remove the ashes at the bottom valve with the help of the ash pusher as soon as it is …
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With the KB10 you can gently cook at very low temperatures around 70 °C and even below. Handling Depending on the model only 500 g or 1.5 kg of charcoal is needed. The KB10 …
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Kamado-B10. B10 KamadoS PRODUCED IN ARGENTINA. The history of the Argentine Kamados Kamado-B10 begins in 1994, at which time the industrial designer Martín Béraud, a …
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Hello and welcome to “Kamado 101 – The Definitive Guide to Kamado Cooking!” This is a special series of posts, set up in an online course format, created to teach you everything from …
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Kamado B10 Grande (black colour) EUR 3.780 (VAT incl.) Total height: 110 cm (including trolley) Diameter: 60 cm outer / 53 cm inner. Weight: 100 kg. Delivered fully assembled. Includes: • 3 …
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The Kamado B10 is the only authentic “Kamado” in the world. Why? According to Japanese tradition, it has to be made of clay in order to be called a “Kamado”. Clay is a natural material that cannot be machined but only be processed by hand.
Since it has an airtight lid, you can light it up even during a windy day. Just close the lid and open the damper and vent. Since Kamado grills retain a lot of heat inside, you’ll use less charcoal in the same cooking time as an offset or combo smoker.
A cover will protect your grill from the elements. If you use one then make sure that the top and bottom vents remain open while the cover is on so that air can still flow. I've been Kamado cooking now for over 12 years and like me, once you start you might never stop.
This is a special series of posts, set up in an online course format, created to teach you everything from the very basics of Kamado cooking all the way through advanced concepts. The ultimate goal of the series is to completely transform you into your neighborhood’s backyard barbecue pitmaster! Below, you’ll find your Kamado 101 “syllabus”.