
Lighting
EssentialFirelighters
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.
€16.54
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A small ceramic kamado on a trolley, for two to five people
€579.00
Price verdict from 17 NovWe have measured this price since 18 October (23 days). Lowest measured: €579.00 on 10 November. A price verdict follows from 17 November.
Updated on 10 November 2026Updated on 10 November 2026
Last 24 days
| Date | Lowest price that day |
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| 10 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 9 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 8 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 7 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 6 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 5 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 4 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 3 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 2 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 1 November 2026 | €579.00 |
| 31 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 30 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 29 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 28 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 27 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 26 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 25 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 24 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 23 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 22 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 21 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 20 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 19 October 2026 | €579.00 |
| 18 October 2026 | €579.00 |
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The Ember Classic 16 is GRLLR’s smallest kamado: a ceramic kamado with a 34 centimetre grate, which GRLLR says cooks for five. It stands on a wheeled trolley, so it can move from the shed to the terrace.
In the box are a stainless steel grate and grate extender, a round ceramic heat deflector for indirect cooking, a ceramic firebox and a cast iron ash filter. The dome has springs and a lock.
The same kamado is also sold without the trolley. When comparing, check which version a shop is offering.
Who it suits: Anyone starting small who wants a kamado that can move around on a trolley.
Against 10 other kamados between €449.00 and €799.00, on the specifications the maker publishes.
On the measured specifications, this kamado does not stand out from similar kamados.
Only the figures we hold for every model, and only within this size. What a shop cannot tell you.
These are the same kamado packed differently, usually with or without the frame, sometimes with accessories thrown in. The name is the shop's; the price difference below is today's, against the bare kamado on this page.
This kamado, priced as above: €579.00
Note: the configuration with more in the box is cheaper here than the bare kamado. That happens more often than you would think, and no product page says so.
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.
Picked on this kamado’s size, material and brand

Lighting
EssentialWood-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.
€16.54
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Lighting
RecommendedBlows superheated air at the charcoal instead of holding a flame to it. You aim it at one spot, that spot starts glowing, and that decides where your fire begins.
€76.45
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Measuring
RecommendedThe 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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Protection
RecommendedCeramic copes with frost, but the hardware and hinges do not cope with months of rain. At this size a cover is the cheapest maintenance there is.
€19.99
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Protection
RecommendedLeather with a Kevlar lining, for opening a hot dome or shifting a grate. A cotton oven mitt is not built for that.
€25.99
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Maintenance
RecommendedAsh 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
Go to bolEvery bag fits every kamado. What differs is the order: bags the maker sells as restaurant grade or large pieces come first, because large lumps let air through the stack and fines smother themselves.

Sold as restaurant grade, which for charcoal is mostly about piece size: large lumps let air through the stack rather than packing down.

Kamado Joe’s own charcoal, sold on piece size, and the name is the pitch. The bag holds 9.07 kilos, which is twenty American pounds.

Marabu with a long burn, and an alternative to the other marabu here. Useful when that one is out of stock, since availability shifts weekly.

Quebracho from South America, the same wood as the Legua and The Bastard’s Paraguay bag, beside the same brand’s marabu. Which of the three quebrachos you pick, the price per kilo decides.

€299.00
Usual priceCompact · Ø 34 cm · Tabletop
± 910 cm² · 30 kg · ceramic warranty 10 years

€449.00
Usual priceCompact · Ø 34.3 cm · Tabletop
968 cm² · 37.4 kg · ceramic warranty lifetime