Sussman says the Big Green Egg's ability to handle so many styles of cooking is what makes it special, adding that it can be used to grill, roast, smoke and bake.

Big Green Egg arguably has the bigger reputation when it comes to brand prestige. ... both brands’ products are built to the very highest standards with laudable fit and finish across the board.

The Big Green Egg is a ceramic grill, charcoal smoker and kamado grill (a Japanese-style domed cooker) all-in-one, and Ace Hardware has two sizes on sale for Black Friday: an 18-inch large Egg and ...

Big Green Eggs are more expensive than gas grills and other charcoal smokers at big-box retailers. Depending on the seller, prices range from about $400 for a Mini Egg to more than $4,000 for an ...

A Large Big Green Egg runs $1,100—and that's just for the Egg itself. Dealers can be tough to find, too, but Gertsacov says it's intentional that you can't find Big Green Eggs on Amazon.

Sometimes, the world’s best designs are also the simplest. Think of the Eames Chair or the Swiss Army Knife. Big Green Egg is no different. As we approach the 50 th anniversary of the iconic ...

The Big Green Egg turns 50: Inside its eggstensive cult following. Fifty years ago, the Big Green Egg was born in Atlanta. No one expected an outdoor cooker that looked like a mashup of R2-D2 and ...

Part of the appeal of a Big Green Egg, or an Egg, is that it can be used as a grill, oven or smoker. The grills come in multiple sizes — from a mini version to a 2XL size that can hold 35-40 ...

When we first tested the Big Green Egg, we were impressed by its ability to sear a steak at over 1,000° F and then, with just a few minor adjustments, maintain a low, steady 200° F flame for ...