Hi folks
Expecting my 57cm OTP to arrive and looking at buying some drip trays (to give indirect a go at some point).
Can you recommend a source to get some from? The Weber ones seem very expensive, but if they're the best, then I'll stump up!
How many cooks will they typically last for?
Thanks
Geordie
Drip Trays
Re: Drip Trays
I didn't want to keep shelling out for drip trays so I have recently started using an old bread baking tin with a little water in it. I just empty it and put it in the dishwasher when I am done. I have also made my own by moulding some aluminium foil in a suitably sized oven dish.
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YetiDave
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Re: Drip Trays
Just buy a crappy oven tray and use that
Re: Drip Trays
Something like this? Would be cheaper if you can find a 99p shop!
http://www.poundland.co.uk/home-and-gar ... in-roaster
http://www.poundland.co.uk/home-and-gar ... in-roaster
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Geordie888
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Re: Drip Trays
Thanks all. Will have a trip over to town later.
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Re: Drip Trays
Best idea as shown el cheapo oven tray with foil lining. What I've aslo used is foil traybake trays, cut the ends off two, slit the bottom seams whare the sides join the base then they can be fitted together to slide in and out so they fit the diameter of your bbq. Then I stapled them together when I had the length I desired, lined with foil and they last for ages.