Cook up a storm this weekend with Morrisons folding gas BBQ
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This bank holiday is on track to be another scorcher. If you don't already have your BBQ ready to go, check out Morrisons BBQ range to pick up a bargain.
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Morrisons has become our favourite go-to for incredible value garden furniture (opens in new tab) that rivals Aldi. And their range of gas barbecue is no different.
One that has particularly caught out eye is the brands two-burner folding gas barbecue. If you're short on outdoor space the clever barbecue folds away to look the size of carry-on luggage that you can tuck away until needed.
Morrisons folding gas BBQ
However, while it might pack away small, this barbecue looks fit for a BBQ master when fully set up. It even includes slide-out shelves for plates and utensils, giving you all the cooking space you need.
Priced at just £140, it is a fraction of the price of similar style barbecues that can set you back upwards of £300.
Buy in-store: Two burner folding gas barbecue, £140, Morrisons
Morrisons 3 burner gas BBQ
If you are looking for a bigger barbecue to complete your outdoor kitchen, (opens in new tab) you may want to opt for the three-burner gas barbecue. It includes three burners and a side burner for boiling corn on the cob or whipping up delicious sauces.
Priced at £220, this barbecue is a bigger investment. However, a similar version can set you back £749!
Buy in-store: Three burner gas barbecue, £220, Morrisons
While charcoal barbecues are often cheaper than gas ones, there are plenty of perks from cooking with gas.
Charcoal can take a painfully long time to heat up, making spontaneous barbecues a challenge. However, with gas, they are easy to light and you can start cooking with just a flick of a switch.
If you are a novice when it comes to cooking on a barbecue, gas might be a good option as it is easier to control the heat better. If you are a fan of a midweek burger and bun gas is the one for you.
Related: The Mid-Century homeware collection you won't believe is Morrisons Home
Both Morrisons BBQs are available in most stores. Will you be grabbing one for the bank holiday weekend?

Rebecca Knight has been the Deputy Editor on the Ideal Home Website since 2022. She graduated with a Masters degree in magazine journalism from City, University of London in 2018, before starting her journalism career as a staff writer on women's weekly magazines. She fell into the world of homes and interiors after joining the Ideal Home website team in 2019 as a Digital Writer. In 2020 she moved into position of Homes News Editor working across Homes & Gardens, LivingEtc, Real Homes, Gardeningetc and Ideal Home covering everything from the latest viral cleaning hack to the next big interior trend.
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