L'Antica da Rig-Talk..... Pizza/Pizzeria/dough thread ^_^

[Thumbpicker]

Heard from a reliable source that Australian Bbq is sad.

The word barbecue (bbq) here is basically what you'd call a gas grill or a charcoal one (rarer because of the inconvenience). There are electric hotplates around but I don't consider them a bbq. To be decent you need to flame grill it...

There are places that do "american bbq" ie. smoked brisket - but that's not the norm in an Australian household. It's also not what most people here would call barbeque in a normal conversation ie. if someone asked you around for a barbecue you wouldn't automatically think they meant smoked brisket.

We do a decent a barbecue or barbeque... but the word isn't used the same way so it depends on what you mean by it.

 

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I haven't seen it on the shelves... I'm guessing it's a relatively recent addition to their line up. Ask @Monkey Man if he's seen it.

 

[japetus]

The word barbecue (bbq) here is basically what you'd call a gas grill or a charcoal one (rarer because of the inconvenience). There are electric hotplates around but I don't consider them a bbq. To be decent you need to flame grill it...

There are places that do "american bbq" ie. smoked brisket - but that's not the norm in an Australian household. It's also not what most people here would call barbeque in a normal conversation ie. if someone asked you around for a barbecue you wouldn't automatically think they meant smoked brisket.

We do a decent a barbecue or barbeque... but the word isn't used the same way so it depends on what you mean by it.

Lmao. You attempt to describe bbq to me.

 

[Thumbpicker]

Lmao. You attempt to describe bbq to me.

Mate grilling meat over a flame isn't American. Perhaps you coined a word for it. Even the aboriginals chuck a kangaroo on the fire. It's stone age stuff.

 

[Robostyle]

The word barbecue (bbq) here is basically what you'd call a gas grill or a charcoal one (rarer because of the inconvenience). There are electric hotplates around but I don't consider them a bbq. To be decent you need to flame grill it...

There are places that do "american bbq" ie. smoked brisket - but that's not the norm in an Australian household. It's also not what most people here would call barbeque in a normal conversation ie. if someone asked you around for a barbecue you wouldn't automatically think they meant smoked brisket.

We do a decent a barbecue or barbeque... but the word isn't used the same way so it depends on what you mean by it.

We always called that a "cookout".