Wolf Outdoors Grillz Biomaster Portable Bio Fuel Stove

The Wolf Outdoors Grillz Biomaster BBQ is a portable, eco-friendly grill utilising biofuel technology, providing a sustainable way to enjoy barbequing while minimising environmental impact.

The grill is designed to use biofuels such as natural wood pellets, charcoal, and other biomass materials, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional propane grills.

Positioned below the grates, the metal water bath tray acts as a heat diffuser, ensuring consistent cooking temperatures and preventing flare-ups by catching grease. This feature also helps retain moisture in food, keeping it tender and juicy.

The grill includes a versatile cast iron griddle, ideal for cooking a variety of foods from breakfast items like pancakes and bacon to perfectly seared vegetables. Its excellent heat distribution ensures even cooking and leaves desirable grill marks.

The metal grate is designed to withstand high temperatures and provide optimal airflow for consistent cooking. The spacing of the grates allows for classic grill lines, enhancing both the appearance and flavour of grilled foods.

Crafted from stainless steel (SUS304), the grill is built to endure various weather conditions and the rigours of outdoor use.

The grill features a built-in fan that enhances combustion efficiency, powered by a power bank or solar panel. This ensures consistent heat and optimal cooking performance, even in challenging environments.

With foldable feet and a pot rack, the grill is easy to transport and set up. The ground hole design offers stability on uneven surfaces, making it ideal for use at various altitudes.

When fully loaded with firewood, the grill can burn for over 30 minutes, offering a long cooking time with minimal fuel. It can also boil 1.6 litres of water in just 3 minutes.

Weighing just 1.5kg and with a folded size of 135mm x 235mm, the grill is easy to carry and store, making it perfect for camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities.

The grill is compatible with various types of biofuel, including wood, cow dung, and biomass pellets, providing flexibility based on available resources.