ShareSummer has officially arrived! I don’t know about you, but my favorite thing to do this time of year is to cook delicious food over the grill. If you don’t have space for an outdoor kitchen or five-burner gas grill, then this tabletop grill by Eva Solo is a great alternative.
Its fireproof porcelain body looks chic for a backyard soiree or picnic, or you can fill it with ice for a stylish cooler.
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I like the fact that it can be a grill or an ice bucket. Very versatile.
I don't think I would want to use it as an ice bucket after using it for a grill. Definitely would not want to have to be grilling for more than 2 people with it being so small.
that grill is very handy if you just want to take some time off work to have a picnic with your family
I've been in the market for a small grill and I LOVE this. Definitely going to do some research on where to get one of these guys.
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This cute little grill would make an impressive outdoor dinner party. Imagine a long table with seating on both sides with these little personal grills (one for each guest) running down the center of the table. It would be a great way to introduce a little warmth on an evening that will turn a little chilly. They could be used for warming both you and your food. I know I am not thinking small spaces here, but I still appreciate the style and size of it.:)
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