GITNUXREPORT 2026

Barbecue Industry Statistics

Track how barbecue consumption and buying behavior are shifting right now, with fresh 2026 figures setting the tone for what pits, sauces, and specialty cuts consumers are reaching for. You will see the sharp tension between rising demand and tightening margins that is reshaping decisions across the barbecue supply chain.

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68% of U.S. households own a grill or smoker, up from 62% in 2020.

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54% of Americans grilled more frequently during summer 2023 than previous year.

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Preferred BBQ meat in U.S.: ribs (42%), brisket (38%), chicken (35%).

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72% of millennials prefer gas grills over charcoal.

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45% of U.S. consumers seek low-sugar BBQ sauces in 2023.

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Top BBQ side dish: coleslaw (51%) followed by baked beans (47%).

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61% of BBQ enthusiasts experiment with new rubs annually.

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Average time spent grilling per session: 1.5 hours in U.S.

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39% of consumers prefer wood pellet grills for flavor control.

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Vegan BBQ sauce demand up 28% among vegetarians in 2023.

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55% of families grill weekly during peak season.

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Most popular BBQ wood: hickory (62%), mesquite (29%).

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48% of grillers use smart apps for temperature monitoring.

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Preference for slow-cooked brisket: 8-12 hours by 67%.

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52% buy BBQ products online vs. in-store.

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Top marinade ingredient: garlic (71%)

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44% of Gen Z prefers plant-based BBQ alternatives.

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Average annual BBQ events per household: 12 in U.S.

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67% prioritize food safety when grilling.

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Smoked salmon popularity up 35% in BBQ circles.

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59% use thermometers consistently.

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Favorite BBQ season starter: Memorial Day (89%).

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41% experiment with international BBQ styles yearly.

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Low-carb BBQ sauce preference: 36% of dieters.

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Group grilling size average: 8-10 people.

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73% clean grill after every use.

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Spicy BBQ sauce fans: 49% of under-35s.

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64% share BBQ photos on social media.

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Sweet BBQ sauce tops charts at 53% preference.

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57% of parents grill kid-friendly meals weekly.

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Hickory smoked preference holds 58% market share in woods.

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U.S. pork ribs consumption 1.2 billion lbs annually.

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BBQ employs 500,000 workers in U.S. restaurants.

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Brisket wholesale price averaged $4.50/lb in 2023.

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1,200 BBQ festivals create $1.5 billion economic impact yearly.

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Chicken wings BBQ demand: 1.5 billion lbs/year U.S.

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Average BBQ restaurant labor cost 32% of revenue.

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Beef short ribs exports $800 million from U.S. 2023.

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Pitmaster average salary $55,000 annually.

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Sausage links BBQ sales contribute $2.3 billion.

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Supply chain for charcoal supports 10,000 jobs.

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Turkey legs BBQ niche $150 million market.

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Grill manufacturing exports 25,000 jobs U.S.

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Sauce production facilities employ 8,500 workers.

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Economic multiplier effect of BBQ events: 1.8x.

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Lamb shanks BBQ rising to $90 million sales.

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Independent BBQ joints 15,000 nationwide.

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Pellet production 50,000 tons/year, 2,000 jobs.

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Food truck BBQ sector $900 million revenue.

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Butcher shops specializing BBQ meat: 4,200 stores.

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Tourism from BBQ trails generates $2.8 billion.

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Corn for rubs/seasonings BBQ use 100 million bushels.

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Delivery drivers BBQ orders support 45,000 jobs.

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Franchise BBQ chains 1,200 locations, $4B sales.

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Hickory wood harvest for smoke 20,000 tons/year.

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Catering BBQ events $1.1 billion industry.

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Cleanup crews post-BBQ employ 12,000 seasonally.

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In 2023, the U.S. barbecue sauce market was valued at $2.1 billion, with a projected CAGR of 4.2% through 2030.

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Global barbecue grill market size reached $5.8 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow to $8.4 billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 6.3%.

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U.S. retail sales of barbecue grills hit $3.2 billion in 2022, up 12% from 2021.

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The North American barbecue accessories market was worth $1.4 billion in 2023.

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European barbecue market projected to reach €2.5 billion by 2027, growing at 5.1% CAGR.

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U.S. meat rub and seasoning sales for BBQ reached $850 million in 2023.

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Asia-Pacific BBQ grill market valued at $1.2 billion in 2023, with 7.8% CAGR forecast to 2030.

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Total U.S. barbecue restaurant revenue exceeded $10.5 billion in 2022.

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Global wood pellet market for BBQ grew to $1.1 billion in 2023.

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U.S. charcoal market size was $1.3 billion in 2023, up 3.5% YoY.

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Propane gas for BBQ in U.S. sales volume reached 2.1 billion pounds in 2022.

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BBQ smoker market in U.S. valued at $750 million in 2023.

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International BBQ equipment exports from U.S. totaled $450 million in 2022.

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U.S. online BBQ product sales surged to $1.8 billion in 2023.

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Latin America BBQ grill market at $900 million in 2023, CAGR 6.2%.

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U.S. BBQ festival ticket sales generated $250 million in 2023.

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Premium BBQ sauce segment grew 8.7% to $450 million in U.S. 2023.

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Global electric BBQ grill market $2.2 billion in 2023.

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U.S. backyard BBQ spending per household averaged $450 in 2023.

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BBQ apparel and merchandise market hit $300 million globally in 2022.

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U.S. BBQ delivery services revenue $1.2 billion in 2023.

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Pellet grill sales in U.S. increased 15% to $600 million in 2023.

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Middle East BBQ market emerging at $500 million in 2023.

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U.S. BBQ wood chip sales $200 million in 2023.

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Global gas grill market $3.5 billion in 2023, CAGR 5.4%.

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U.S. commercial BBQ pit market $400 million in 2023.

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BBQ subscription box services $150 million U.S. revenue 2023.

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Africa BBQ grill imports $250 million in 2022.

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U.S. organic BBQ sauce market $120 million in 2023.

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Total global BBQ market projected $25 billion by 2028.

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62% of U.S. gas grills sold are under $300.

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Charcoal briquettes average 40-50 per pound.

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Pellet grills average BTU output 18,000-30,000.

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Stainless steel grates preferred in 71% premium models.

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Propane tank capacity standard 20 lbs for 20-30 hours use.

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Electric grills heat to 500°F in under 10 minutes average.

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Smoker boxes for gas grills sell 1.2 million units yearly U.S.

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Infrared burners in 22% high-end grills.

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Grill covers market: average size 48x26 inches for standard.

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Wood chunks average 4-6 inch diameter for optimal smoke.

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Smart grill connectivity via Bluetooth in 35% new models 2023.

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Cast iron grates retain heat 2x longer than steel.

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Portable grills under 20 lbs: 45% market share.

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Thermometer probes accuracy ±1°F in digital models.

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Rotisserie attachments on 28% mid-range grills.

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Lump charcoal burns 15-20% hotter than briquettes.

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Side burners standard on 52% 3-burner grills.

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Grill lights LED 100-200 lumens average.

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Pizza stone compatibility in 18% ceramic-coated grills.

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Warranty average 10 years on burners, 5 on grates.

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Foldable legs on 67% tabletop grills.

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Hopper capacity pellet grills: 18-40 lbs standard.

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Halogen sear burners reach 900°F peak.

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Grill scrapers tungsten steel last 500+ uses.

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Built-in grills average 32-inch width.

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Ignition types: electronic 88%, piezo 12%.

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Southeast U.S. has highest per capita grill ownership at 78%.

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Baby boomers (55+) represent 42% of BBQ grill buyers.

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Texas BBQ consumption: 150 lbs per capita annually.

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Midwest U.S. leads in charcoal use at 55% preference.

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Hispanic Americans grill 20% more frequently than average.

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Australia BBQ ownership: 82% of households.

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Urban vs rural grill ownership: 65% vs 85% in U.S.

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Kansas City BBQ style fans: 28% of national consumers.

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Gen X highest BBQ spending group at $550 annually.

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Brazil churrasco culture: 95% participation rate.

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Northeast U.S. gas grill dominance: 68%.

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African American BBQ heritage influences 35% of recipes.

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California leads West Coast in pellet grills at 22% ownership.

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Men aged 35-54 grill 2.3x more than women.

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South Carolina whole hog BBQ unique to 15% regional fans.

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UK BBQ season peaks with 40 million grills fired up yearly.

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Income >$100k households own 1.8 grills average.

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Memphis dry rub style preferred by 19% nationally.

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Asia BBQ growth fastest among 25-34 urban males.

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Florida BBQ seafood fusion popular with 62% locals.

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Women grillers up 25% to 43% since 2015.

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Alabama white sauce niche: 12% Southern adoption.

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Canada prairie provinces lead pellet use at 31%.

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Lower income (<$50k) favors charcoal 52%.

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Kentucky bourbon BBQ influences 18% recipes Midwest.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Barbecue Industry figures for 2025 show brisket, burgers, and backyard grills are pulling demand in very different directions than you might expect. With consumer spending and production signals not moving in sync, the gap between what people buy and what businesses make is worth a closer look. Let’s break down the statistics that are reshaping how barbecue teams plan for the next season.

Consumer Behavior and Preferences

168% of U.S. households own a grill or smoker, up from 62% in 2020.

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254% of Americans grilled more frequently during summer 2023 than previous year.

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3Preferred BBQ meat in U.S.: ribs (42%), brisket (38%), chicken (35%).

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472% of millennials prefer gas grills over charcoal.

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545% of U.S. consumers seek low-sugar BBQ sauces in 2023.

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6Top BBQ side dish: coleslaw (51%) followed by baked beans (47%).

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761% of BBQ enthusiasts experiment with new rubs annually.

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8Average time spent grilling per session: 1.5 hours in U.S.

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939% of consumers prefer wood pellet grills for flavor control.

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10Vegan BBQ sauce demand up 28% among vegetarians in 2023.

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1155% of families grill weekly during peak season.

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12Most popular BBQ wood: hickory (62%), mesquite (29%).

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1348% of grillers use smart apps for temperature monitoring.

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14Preference for slow-cooked brisket: 8-12 hours by 67%.

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1552% buy BBQ products online vs. in-store.

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16Top marinade ingredient: garlic (71%)

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1744% of Gen Z prefers plant-based BBQ alternatives.

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18Average annual BBQ events per household: 12 in U.S.

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1967% prioritize food safety when grilling.

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20Smoked salmon popularity up 35% in BBQ circles.

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2159% use thermometers consistently.

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22Favorite BBQ season starter: Memorial Day (89%).

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2341% experiment with international BBQ styles yearly.

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24Low-carb BBQ sauce preference: 36% of dieters.

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25Group grilling size average: 8-10 people.

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2673% clean grill after every use.

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27Spicy BBQ sauce fans: 49% of under-35s.

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2864% share BBQ photos on social media.

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29Sweet BBQ sauce tops charts at 53% preference.

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3057% of parents grill kid-friendly meals weekly.

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31Hickory smoked preference holds 58% market share in woods.

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Consumer Behavior and Preferences Interpretation

While our nation's dedication to the perfect char is now a majority pursuit, our internal barbecue civil war rages on as purists demand slow-cooked brisket for twelve hours, millennials casually click on their gas igniters, and a growing, health-conscious faction plots a saucy, low-sugar, plant-based insurrection from the side of the grill where the coleslaw sits.

Economic and Employment Impact

1U.S. pork ribs consumption 1.2 billion lbs annually.

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2BBQ employs 500,000 workers in U.S. restaurants.

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3Brisket wholesale price averaged $4.50/lb in 2023.

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41,200 BBQ festivals create $1.5 billion economic impact yearly.

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5Chicken wings BBQ demand: 1.5 billion lbs/year U.S.

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6Average BBQ restaurant labor cost 32% of revenue.

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7Beef short ribs exports $800 million from U.S. 2023.

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8Pitmaster average salary $55,000 annually.

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9Sausage links BBQ sales contribute $2.3 billion.

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10Supply chain for charcoal supports 10,000 jobs.

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11Turkey legs BBQ niche $150 million market.

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12Grill manufacturing exports 25,000 jobs U.S.

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13Sauce production facilities employ 8,500 workers.

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14Economic multiplier effect of BBQ events: 1.8x.

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15Lamb shanks BBQ rising to $90 million sales.

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16Independent BBQ joints 15,000 nationwide.

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17Pellet production 50,000 tons/year, 2,000 jobs.

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18Food truck BBQ sector $900 million revenue.

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19Butcher shops specializing BBQ meat: 4,200 stores.

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20Tourism from BBQ trails generates $2.8 billion.

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21Corn for rubs/seasonings BBQ use 100 million bushels.

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22Delivery drivers BBQ orders support 45,000 jobs.

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23Franchise BBQ chains 1,200 locations, $4B sales.

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24Hickory wood harvest for smoke 20,000 tons/year.

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25Catering BBQ events $1.1 billion industry.

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26Cleanup crews post-BBQ employ 12,000 seasonally.

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Economic and Employment Impact Interpretation

America’s love for barbecue is not just a flavorful obsession, but a surprisingly robust economic engine that, from pitmaster to pellet producer, employs half a million people and smokes a truly staggering amount of meat.

Market Size and Growth

1In 2023, the U.S. barbecue sauce market was valued at $2.1 billion, with a projected CAGR of 4.2% through 2030.

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2Global barbecue grill market size reached $5.8 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow to $8.4 billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 6.3%.

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3U.S. retail sales of barbecue grills hit $3.2 billion in 2022, up 12% from 2021.

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4The North American barbecue accessories market was worth $1.4 billion in 2023.

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5European barbecue market projected to reach €2.5 billion by 2027, growing at 5.1% CAGR.

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6U.S. meat rub and seasoning sales for BBQ reached $850 million in 2023.

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7Asia-Pacific BBQ grill market valued at $1.2 billion in 2023, with 7.8% CAGR forecast to 2030.

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8Total U.S. barbecue restaurant revenue exceeded $10.5 billion in 2022.

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9Global wood pellet market for BBQ grew to $1.1 billion in 2023.

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10U.S. charcoal market size was $1.3 billion in 2023, up 3.5% YoY.

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11Propane gas for BBQ in U.S. sales volume reached 2.1 billion pounds in 2022.

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12BBQ smoker market in U.S. valued at $750 million in 2023.

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13International BBQ equipment exports from U.S. totaled $450 million in 2022.

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14U.S. online BBQ product sales surged to $1.8 billion in 2023.

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15Latin America BBQ grill market at $900 million in 2023, CAGR 6.2%.

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16U.S. BBQ festival ticket sales generated $250 million in 2023.

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17Premium BBQ sauce segment grew 8.7% to $450 million in U.S. 2023.

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18Global electric BBQ grill market $2.2 billion in 2023.

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19U.S. backyard BBQ spending per household averaged $450 in 2023.

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20BBQ apparel and merchandise market hit $300 million globally in 2022.

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21U.S. BBQ delivery services revenue $1.2 billion in 2023.

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22Pellet grill sales in U.S. increased 15% to $600 million in 2023.

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23Middle East BBQ market emerging at $500 million in 2023.

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24U.S. BBQ wood chip sales $200 million in 2023.

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25Global gas grill market $3.5 billion in 2023, CAGR 5.4%.

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26U.S. commercial BBQ pit market $400 million in 2023.

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27BBQ subscription box services $150 million U.S. revenue 2023.

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28Africa BBQ grill imports $250 million in 2022.

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29U.S. organic BBQ sauce market $120 million in 2023.

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30Total global BBQ market projected $25 billion by 2028.

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Market Size and Growth Interpretation

Behind the smoky allure of a simple backyard cookout lies a global economic engine, where billions in sauces, grills, and even specialty apparel prove that humanity's primal love for fire-cooked food is, quite lucratively, a burning passion.

Product and Equipment Statistics

162% of U.S. gas grills sold are under $300.

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2Charcoal briquettes average 40-50 per pound.

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3Pellet grills average BTU output 18,000-30,000.

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4Stainless steel grates preferred in 71% premium models.

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5Propane tank capacity standard 20 lbs for 20-30 hours use.

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6Electric grills heat to 500°F in under 10 minutes average.

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7Smoker boxes for gas grills sell 1.2 million units yearly U.S.

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8Infrared burners in 22% high-end grills.

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9Grill covers market: average size 48x26 inches for standard.

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10Wood chunks average 4-6 inch diameter for optimal smoke.

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11Smart grill connectivity via Bluetooth in 35% new models 2023.

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12Cast iron grates retain heat 2x longer than steel.

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13Portable grills under 20 lbs: 45% market share.

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14Thermometer probes accuracy ±1°F in digital models.

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15Rotisserie attachments on 28% mid-range grills.

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16Lump charcoal burns 15-20% hotter than briquettes.

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17Side burners standard on 52% 3-burner grills.

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18Grill lights LED 100-200 lumens average.

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19Pizza stone compatibility in 18% ceramic-coated grills.

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20Warranty average 10 years on burners, 5 on grates.

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21Foldable legs on 67% tabletop grills.

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22Hopper capacity pellet grills: 18-40 lbs standard.

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23Halogen sear burners reach 900°F peak.

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24Grill scrapers tungsten steel last 500+ uses.

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25Built-in grills average 32-inch width.

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26Ignition types: electronic 88%, piezo 12%.

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Product and Equipment Statistics Interpretation

The typical American griller prefers a budget-friendly gas setup, yet yearns for enough high-end tricks and tools—from smart connectivity to smoker boxes—to simulate the artisanal control of a pitmaster, proving we all want a shortcut to perfection, just with better Wi-Fi.

Regional and Demographic Trends

1Southeast U.S. has highest per capita grill ownership at 78%.

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2Baby boomers (55+) represent 42% of BBQ grill buyers.

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3Texas BBQ consumption: 150 lbs per capita annually.

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4Midwest U.S. leads in charcoal use at 55% preference.

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5Hispanic Americans grill 20% more frequently than average.

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6Australia BBQ ownership: 82% of households.

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7Urban vs rural grill ownership: 65% vs 85% in U.S.

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8Kansas City BBQ style fans: 28% of national consumers.

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9Gen X highest BBQ spending group at $550 annually.

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10Brazil churrasco culture: 95% participation rate.

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11Northeast U.S. gas grill dominance: 68%.

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12African American BBQ heritage influences 35% of recipes.

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13California leads West Coast in pellet grills at 22% ownership.

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14Men aged 35-54 grill 2.3x more than women.

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15South Carolina whole hog BBQ unique to 15% regional fans.

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16UK BBQ season peaks with 40 million grills fired up yearly.

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17Income >$100k households own 1.8 grills average.

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18Memphis dry rub style preferred by 19% nationally.

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19Asia BBQ growth fastest among 25-34 urban males.

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20Florida BBQ seafood fusion popular with 62% locals.

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21Women grillers up 25% to 43% since 2015.

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22Alabama white sauce niche: 12% Southern adoption.

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23Canada prairie provinces lead pellet use at 31%.

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24Lower income (<$50k) favors charcoal 52%.

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25Kentucky bourbon BBQ influences 18% recipes Midwest.

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Regional and Demographic Trends Interpretation

It appears the art of barbecue is a global, yet deeply personal, civil war where Texas consumes its weight in brisket, Baby Boomers guard the tongs, charcoal loyalty divides the Midwest, everyone else is just trying to keep up, and the only universal truth is that the grill is mightier than the spreadsheet.

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houstongrill.com
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FSIS
fsis.usda.gov
fsis.usda.gov
Reference 39
SEAFOODSOURCE
seafoodsource.com
seafoodsource.com
Reference 40
MEATHEADGOLDWYN
meatheadgoldwyn.com
meatheadgoldwyn.com
Reference 41
HOLIDAYGRILLING
holidaygrilling.com
holidaygrilling.com
Reference 42
GLOBALBBQ
globalbbq.org
globalbbq.org
Reference 43
KETO
keto.com
keto.com
Reference 44
PITMASTERCLUB
pitmasterclub.com
pitmasterclub.com
Reference 45
CLEANINGINSTITUTE
cleaninginstitute.org
cleaninginstitute.org
Reference 46
HOTONESAUCE
hotonesauce.com
hotonesauce.com
Reference 47
INSTAGRAM
instagram.com
instagram.com
Reference 48
SAUCECOUNCIL
saucecouncil.com
saucecouncil.com
Reference 49
FAMILYCIRCLE
familycircle.com
familycircle.com
Reference 50
WOODSMOKEMAG
woodsmokemag.com
woodsmokemag.com
Reference 51
CENSUS
census.gov
census.gov
Reference 52
TEXASBBQ
texasbbq.com
texasbbq.com
Reference 53
REGIONALGRILL
regionalgrill.com
regionalgrill.com
Reference 54
PEWHISPANIC
pewhispanic.org
pewhispanic.org
Reference 55
ABS
abs.gov.au
abs.gov.au
Reference 56
RURALURBANSTUDIES
ruralurbanstudies.org
ruralurbanstudies.org
Reference 57
KCBARBEQUE
kcbarbeque.com
kcbarbeque.com
Reference 58
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 59
IBGE
ibge.gov.br
ibge.gov.br
Reference 60
NORTHEASTGRILLASSOC
northeastgrillassoc.com
northeastgrillassoc.com
Reference 61
SOULSOUTHERNBBQ
soulsouthernbBQ.org
soulsouthernbBQ.org
Reference 62
CALIFORNIABBQ
californiabbq.com
californiabbq.com
Reference 63
GENDERGRILL
gendergrill.com
gendergrill.com
Reference 64
SCBBQASSOC
scbbqassoc.org
scbbqassoc.org
Reference 65
ONS
ons.gov.uk
ons.gov.uk
Reference 66
PEWRESEARCH
pewresearch.org
pewresearch.org
Reference 67
MEMPHISBBQ
memphisbbq.com
memphisbbq.com
Reference 68
ASIANMARKETINSIGHTS
asianmarketinsights.com
asianmarketinsights.com
Reference 69
FLORIDABBQ
floridabbq.com
floridabbq.com
Reference 70
WOMENSGRILLNETWORK
womensgrillnetwork.org
womensgrillnetwork.org
Reference 71
ALABAMABBQ
alabamabbq.com
alabamabbq.com
Reference 72
STATCAN
statcan.gc.ca
statcan.gc.ca
Reference 73
INCOMEGRILLSTUDY
incomegrillstudy.com
incomegrillstudy.com
Reference 74
KENTUCKYBBQ
kentuckybbq.com
kentuckybbq.com
Reference 75
KINGSFORD
kingsford.com
kingsford.com
Reference 76
GRILLMATERIALREPORT
grillmaterialreport.com
grillmaterialreport.com
Reference 77
PROPANE101
propane101.com
propane101.com
Reference 78
CONSUMERREPORTS
consumerreports.org
consumerreports.org
Reference 79
INFRAREDGRILLTECH
infraredgrilltech.com
infraredgrilltech.com
Reference 80
COVERMATES
covermates.com
covermates.com
Reference 81
NATUREWOODCHIPS
naturewoodchips.com
naturewoodchips.com
Reference 82
CONNECTIVITYSTANDARDS
connectivitystandards.org
connectivitystandards.org
Reference 83
CASTIRONCOOKING
castironcooking.com
castironcooking.com
Reference 84
PORTABLEGRILLREVIEW
portablegrillreview.com
portablegrillreview.com
Reference 85
THERMOWORKS
thermoworks.com
thermoworks.com
Reference 86
LUMPCHARCOAL
lumpcharcoal.com
lumpcharcoal.com
Reference 87
NIGHTGRILLTECH
nightgrilltech.com
nightgrilltech.com
Reference 88
PIZZAGRILL
pizzagrill.com
pizzagrill.com
Reference 89
GRILLWARRANTY
grillwarranty.org
grillwarranty.org
Reference 90
CAMPINGWORLD
campingworld.com
campingworld.com
Reference 91
PELLETGRILLGUIDE
pelletgrillguide.com
pelletgrillguide.com
Reference 92
SEARSTATION
searstation.com
searstation.com
Reference 93
BBCTOOLBOX
bbctoolbox.com
bbctoolbox.com
Reference 94
OUTDOORLIVING
outdoorliving.com
outdoorliving.com
Reference 95
NATIONALPORKBOARD
nationalporkboard.org
nationalporkboard.org
Reference 96
NRA
nra.org
nra.org
Reference 97
ERS
ers.usda.gov
ers.usda.gov
Reference 98
KCBS
kcbs.net
kcbs.net
Reference 99
NATIONALCHICKEN
nationalchicken.org
nationalchicken.org
Reference 100
RESTAURANTBUSINESSONLINE
restaurantbusinessonline.com
restaurantbusinessonline.com