Longer days and higher temperatures only means one thing for us Brits: barbecue season. The excitement is too real, until you lift the lid and release it hasn’t been cleaned since last August. The ...

For extra gunk-fighting power, spray the onion or the grates with lemon juice or white vinegar first. The extra acidity helps boost the cleaning power of the onion and loosens the stuck-on food. Then ...

Barbecues are a summer highlight but it’s not all juicy burgers and refreshing cocktails out there in the world of grilling. Along with burnt sausages, wasp attacks and sudden downpours, cleaning your ...

"An alternative to using wire brushes (that may leave small wires and bits of metal behind) is rubbing your grill grates with a peeled half onion," Day told TODAY Food. "Allow the grill to heat up to ...

With BBQ season (finally) in full swing and the focus on firing up that grill, chances are you need to clean the grime, grease and fat before you can begin to flame. Especially if you’re wheeling it ...

Keeping your BBQ clean won't only help to prevent nasty stomach upsets, it can also keep it in a good working condition for longer. Many gas BBQs have to be replaced because the gas burners or metal ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Cookout season is underway and if your gas or charcoal grill is still covered with the remnants of last ...

We all love to grill, but we all hate to clean them too. And sometimes it’s so gross, it’s so grimy, there’s so much food on it that you don’t know how to get it clean anymore. And I want to show you ...

We got somewhat of an unpleasant surprise this weekend when we opened up our BBQ after six months of dormancy: a filthy grill that looked like it was ready for the dumpster (it was that bad). However, ...

Summer is just around the corner which can only mean one thing - it is time to get the barbecues out and start cooking. While many Brits heat up the barbecue as soon as the sun comes out, it can be a ...

Amy Axworthy is a travel journalist and product reviewer. She was shortlisted for Best News Writer at the BSME Talent Awards in 2023 for uncovering consumer harm. A dirty barbecue not only looks ...