by Jon Coe

Created on: November 14, 2007   Last Updated: December 12, 2007

If you like to cook outside and want a little sparkle on your patio, then the Fiesta Blue Ember 3-burner gas grill is something that you should look into. This grill seems as if it were designed to appeal to the gadget minded barbecuer that likes a touch of kitchen, outside.

Priced at under $500 USD and weighing in at 158lbs, this grilling little temptress will have you slapping those burgers around as you bop to your favorite music; Not only does this grill pump out 45,000 BTUs from it's three main propane burners, but there is a couple of electrical outlets at the back of the grill, so that you can plug in a radio or what ever takes your fancy. Of course, you'll have to plug the grill into an outlet somewhere, especially if you want to see it's internal LED lighting.

The Fiesta 3-burner, features, a three position, porcelain coated, cast iron cooking grate system, that enables you adjust the positions of your food as it is grilling. Additionally, there is a 12,000 BTU side burner and a 12,000 BTU, rear mounted rotisserie burner with a full rotisserie package and an electrically powered rotisserie motor.

This 3-burner princess is quite charming, as it is compact and comes, not only with an internal smoker box, but it has a chill able side table compartment and sports a bottle opener, just for fun! Boy, they think of everything these days!

With 448 square inches of primary grilling area and an overall 675 square inches of cooking space, this little puppy will have the neighbors clapping their hands as you toss the Weenies over the fence!

Built with 304 quality stainless steel and cast aluminum, the Fiesta Blue Ember 3-burner makes a robust, novelty grill that is built to last. Although accessories for this model are hard to find at this time, with it's growing popularity, this should not be a problem in the future.

The Fiesta Blue Ember 3-burner gas grill, is electrically ignited and has good assembly. Over all, it is well thought out and it's quality has not been distracted by some of it's many interesting features.

This little power house, stands at 53 inches tall, when assembled and it is 24 inches in depth and 69 inches in length.

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