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Grill Guru Original Medium

Grill Guru

Original Medium

The size most households end up on

€749.00

Too few measurements yet

We have only recently started tracking this price. Once we have measured enough days, this will say whether now is a good moment.

Forty centimetres of grate is where a kamado stops being a toy. A chicken fits next to a tray of vegetables, a thirty-centimetre pizza has room to spare, and a rib roast does not have to be cut in two.

Grill Guru supplies this model complete as well: stand, side shelves and heat deflector included. That is where the price comes from and also why it stands out — at the brands that sell those as accessories, the real price is a few hundred euros above the ticket.

What you give up against Kamado Joe or Big Green Egg is mass and finish. The ceramic is less thick, and on a cold winter evening with wind you notice it in how often you have to adjust the vents.

Who it suits: A family that barbecues weekly and does not want to pay for the badge.

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Price checked on 22 September 2026

Size
Medium — 15.75 inch
Grate
Ø 40 cm
Material
Ceramic
In the box
Complete, with stand

This is what we know for certain. Measurements the manufacturer or the shop does not state are left out rather than estimated — a grate size or a weight that is not there is one we do not have.

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Strong

  • Supplied complete, stand and side shelves included
  • Enough grate for a family
  • Best price per centimetre of grate in this list

Less strong

  • Less mass than the premium brands, so more sensitive to wind
  • Resale value is lower than the well-known brands

Accessories that fit this kamado

Picked on this kamado’s size, material and brand

Lump charcoal

Fuel

Essential

Lump charcoal

Supermarket briquettes give smoke and ash; a kamado is built for large lumps that burn for hours. Marabu is the classic choice — hard wood, little ash, and what is left over gets reused next time.

€29.99

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Firelighters

Fuel

Essential

Firelighters

Wood-wool lighters rather than fluid or chemical cubes. Lighter fluid is something you taste for the first hour, and in a kamado that flavour sits in the ceramic where it does not come out again.

€16.34

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Meat thermometer

Measuring

Recommended

Meat thermometer

The gauge in the lid measures the air at the top of the dome, not the meat and not the grate. For anything taking more than an hour, core temperature is the only number that counts.

€16.95

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Cover 15–21 inch

Protection

Recommended

Cover 15–21 inch

The size that fits almost every medium and large, including most models with side shelves. To be safe, measure the width across the shelves rather than the diameter of the ceramic.

€27.50

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Ash tool

Maintenance

Recommended

Ash tool

Ash in the base blocks the bottom vent, and a kamado that gets no air holds no temperature. A hook that reaches the back of the firebox is the difference between two minutes of work and half a teardown.

€20.95

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Gasket felt

Maintenance

Can wait

Gasket felt

The felt between dome and base wears, and a kamado drawing air past the lid can no longer be held at a low setting. This is the part that comes due after a few years, and it is replaceable without tools.

€49.95

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Charcoal basket (Grill Guru)

Fuel

Can wait

Charcoal basket (Grill Guru)

A basket keeps the charcoal together and lets the ash fall through, which reduces emptying afterwards to a single movement. It is also the easiest way to run on a half load.

€68.99

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