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A good BBQ is in the bag!

Written by Simon Toat
Tuesday, 15 May 2007
We like a good old barbecue. There is nothing better than sticking a few sausages on the barbie and coming back to savour the taste of something burnt on the outside and raw on the inside. And if you don't get food poisoning then all the better! But there are many things that simply aren't suitable for the BBQ treatment - But this invention looks set to solve that problem and cook food properly - which is good! The Qbag is a new invention that lets you cook a whole new range of foods directly on the barbecue. According to the manufacturers, The aluminium foil bag is the perfect cooking vessel, retaining moisture and succulence and letting your favourite sauces and marinades go to work, while the window lets you keep an eye on things. There is also a window which peels away for you to add ingredients or stir, and at the end of cooking the Qbag can be used as a serving dish. The manufacturers said that the Qbag works just as well in the oven if the weather turns a bit nasty like it has at present. Here are some of the specs. Cook in the bag. The pack expands on the barbecue to provide a chamber for the food to cook, then vents automatically around the window to allow steam to escape safely Window can be peeled away during cooking for perfect access to the product for turning or adding additional ingredients, or afterwards to serve Cook small pieces or difficult food such as fish, prawns or marinated recipes and sliced vegetables directly on the barbecue Cook meat and vegetarian dishes in separate bags side by side with no risk of cross contamination Clear window lets the cook see when the food is ready Leave the barbecue clean. Just lift the pack from the grill and serve 8 Qbag's per pack The Qbag is available from Prezzybox for £5.95.

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