If You Could Only Have One Weber?

[Brian B Atlanta]

Well my Silver C is going nowhere I digress the OP said one but I could never have one as I love charcoal also. So the Performer and UDS would go replaced by a Kamado S6 which is probably not going to happen unless used but I ain't getting any younger and to be honest the Performer with gas assist and the UDS is really all I need. Like alot of people love new toys but sometimes the ones you have are fine.

 

[John_NJ]

Well I only have one Weber…

It’s fun to read about all these other choices though.

 

[Ryan Burke]

22" Kettle. It can do anything any other Weber can do. I have smoked ribs, pork butts, turkey and salmon on it. Hunsaker griddle plate turns in into a great griddle. My Kettle Pizza kit makes great pizzas. Low and slow or high heat it does everything.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

If I could ONLY have one, I’d say I’d go back to basic 22” kettle. It’s what I started with, it’s still my “GO TO” unit. It’s one of those things, basics are always a smart choice.

 

[Phil Perrin]

For versatility alone, I'd have to go with a 22" kettle.

Bob, this is what I was thinking too
Low and slow, indirect or hot and fast, it does it all
ATK even did a brisket on one, so that alone shows versatility

 

[Richard in NS]

Since, as I get older I find I use charcoal less an less and my Q3200 more and more as there is often just two of us at mealtime. It is just easier on fuel and to maintain over the kettles and Gennies. Sad to say, convenience wins! Q3200 for me.

 

[Brett-EDH]

Since, as I get older I find I use charcoal less an less and my Q3200 more and more as there is often just two of us at mealtime. It is just easier on fuel and to maintain over the kettles and Gennies. Sad to say, convenience wins! Q3200 for me.

Minus 5 point for being lazy. Unacceptable. This will go down in your permanent record

 

[Richard in NS]

Minus 5 point for being lazy. Unacceptable. This will go down in your permanent record

Brett, it has been in my record since elementary school. Had a teacher tell me if I put as much effort into doing my work as I did trying to get out of it I would make a good mark.

 

[Bob H.]

We must have had the same teacher!

 

[Tom Fisher]

I do have only one Weber. I even like the color (green)!

I'm cheap so my 22" Original Kettle Premium is going to be the only one for quite a while. What am I doing reading about other cookers?

 

[C Lewis]

Of what I own, my Performer. I can grill, smoke, do anything in it, and it's pretty hands off. Not to say that I don't like the other ones that I have, they are all great, but should anything happen to the Performer, it would be replaced before the sun set on that day.

 

[Rick P]

My 2nd generation Performer

 

[Andy Kaminski]

I have 2 performers.
One with gas assist and one without.
I’d pick the one with gas assist but the other one works just fine too.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Well, if it’s one “unit”…
My “Overperformer“!

 

[GrantT]

My current S6, or an E6.

 

[Kelly C]

Definitely a performer with gas assist.

 

[MichaelLC]

Tough call between a 22" kettle and 18" WSM.

Could probably grill easier on the smoker than do a long slow smoke on the kettle so likely I'd pick the smoker.

 

[Mark Foreman]

Tough call between a 22" kettle and 18" WSM.

Could probably grill easier on the smoker than do a long slow smoke on the kettle so likely I'd pick the smoker.

I had the same decision which is why I chose my E6.

 

[Jason Godard]

If I could only have one, the 22" performer for size and versatility. However, my 18" Jumbo Joe is the most fun to cook on. Amazing food off that little powerhouse, great for smaller cooks and clean-up is a breeze.