Many home grills can achieve temperatures between 500 and 700 degrees Fahrenheit. While that’s good enough to effectively cook steaks, higher temperatures will definitely produce better results for cooking. That’s exactly what the Beefer brings to your grilling arsenal.
A high-temperature gas grill, the device can heat up to a whopping 1500 degrees Fahrenheit, caramelizing your meat within seconds to create the perfect sear every time. That’s more than twice the temperature of what traditional gas and charcoal grills can achieve, allowing you to grill steaks, fish, and other meats like never before. According to the outfit, that high heat won’t just cook your meat faster, but more efficiently as well, producing what they claim to be “steakhouse quality” meats right from the comfort of your home.
Unlike traditional grills, the Beefer comes in a form factor that more closely resembles countertop appliances, consisting of a single box that you can set down on a table. Instead of a heating element at the bottom like standard grills, it’s equipped with a ceramic heater on top that sends the heat down towards, allowing you to slip in a tray at the base to catch all the dripping juices. That way, you can collect all those juices afterwards to use in your gravy, sauces, and side dishes.
When cooking, you set down steaks and any other food items on removable grates that can be slid inside the main chamber, placing it at any of 10 height levels, so you can control how close the food will sit to the heating element. This design allows you to cook multiple food items at different levels, so you can have a big slab of steak searing on top while your vegetables bathe in its juices right below it.
The Beefer is powered using propane gas with an electric ignition (it has a AA battery slot for that), so it should be just as convenient as any gas grill you’ve seen in people’s backyards. It comes with two removable grates, so you can cook two food items in one go, with a stainless steel housing ensuring it’s durable enough to withstand the busiest backyard barbecues. The grates, by the way, along with the included trays, can be thrown in the dishwasher for cleaning, while you should be able to wipe down the rest of the appliance to clean it once it has sufficiently cooled down.
Three models of the grill are available: Beefer, Beefer XL, and Beefer XL Chef. The first one is the standard grill, with a single heating element, while the second one doubles the size with dual-heating elements situated side-by-side. Both of those models are designed strictly for outdoor use. The last one is a professional version of the XL aimed at restaurants, combining the dual heating elements with individual heat regulators, along with a design that makes it suitable for use inside the kitchen.
Want one? Pricing is set at $899, $1599, and $2399 for the Beefer, the Beefer XL, and the Beefer XL Chef, respectively.