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The depends on the use of the grill. Cleaning and maintenceis is easier with propane but some people perfer the taste of the charcoal better. If you plan and taking you bbq with you camping charcoal will be better as some camp site do not allow for propane.
If you are using propane, the benefits of it are that it lasts much longer for your grill than a bag of charcoal and is often cheaper.
Propane itself doesn't cook the food faster than charcoal, it heats up faster than charcoal. They are also easier to light and keep lit. They cost of a propane grill is higher to own because of the cost of propane. Some like using charcoal, some like using propane. It's all a matter of choice.
If you are trying to decide whether you should purchase a gas grill or a charcoal grill, you can compare the advantages of buying each grill. Possibly, the biggest advantage of buying a charcoal grill is the smoky flavor that charcoal imparts on food as it burns. The propane used in gas grills adds very little flavor to grilled foods, but propane tends to be a more consistent heat source than charcoal, and the cost of using a propane grill is generally less than the cost of using a charcoal grill in the long run.
This depends on the consumer's test. According to my perception, charcoal grill gives a better test compared to a propane grill. User sometimes complain with a GAS smell in a propane grill meat. Better before buying one test both the version and decide.
Flavor. Or the lack of, compared to charcoal or hardwood.
A charcoal grill is filled with charcoal pieces called "briquettes," which once set on fire will burn for some time. Gas grills are powered by propane gas, which is stored in a tank and attached to the side of the grill. Cooking with charcoal adds a smokey, charred flavor to meat, while propane gas is flavorless and so provides a cleaner cooking experience.
Propane grills generally have a layer of lava rock in the bottom to hold and spread the heat. There is usually a large hole in the bottom of the grill that charcoal would fall through after they had burned for a while.
If you're looking for ease or control, propane is the way to go. The grill will heat quicker and and more uniformly with propane. It will also maintain the temperature you set. Charcoal will add a bit of smoky flavor to the burgers. Also, the process of using charcoal can be fun, particularly with friends around.
When choosing a BBQ grill there are a few things to keep in mind. If the smoky barbecue taste is most important to you, a charcoal grill would be your best option. But if quick and easy grilling is more your style, a grill that uses propane would better fit your lifestyle. Charcoal grills can take 30 minutes or more to get ready for cooking, while a propane grill simply needs to be turned on.
You will first need to decide whether you want a portable gas grill or a portable charcoal grill. If you want gas, you will need to purchase a small bottle of propane which easily attaches to your grill. If you prefer a charcoal grill, you will need to purchase charcoal and lighter fluid. Some brands of charcoal offer quick start by lighting the bag so you don't have to purchase the fluid. Just don't forget to bring a lighter or matches.
I love charcoal grills. They are easy to clean, they stay hot longer. No need to shut it off so you don't waste fuel. If someone comes late, it is still usually hot and if it isn't, you just need to add a little more coal to get it going again. I also love the taste of a charcoal grill rather than a propane grill.