Max Good

1 week ago | amazingribs.com | Dave Joachim |Max Good |Bill McGrath

Sifting through an endless array of BBQ, grilling, and griddling products is both exciting and daunting. Fortunately, the experienced team at AmazingRibs.com cuts through the clutter with hands-on, unbiased reviews to help you choose the BBQ gear that best meets your needs. Our Keeper of the Flame, Max Good, is the only person in the world whose full-time job is testing, researching, reviewing, and rating grills and smokers.

Jan 13, 2025 | amazingribs.com | Max Good

AmazingRibs.com is supported by our Pitmaster Club. Also, when you buy with links on our site we may earn a finder’s fee. Click to see how we test and review products. Plus a budget pellet cooker, Smoque, a 28-inch griddle, and an expanded Weber Works accessories lineBefore the official announcement, our team was invited to company headquarters for an exclusive sneak peek at Weber’s 2025 product lineup.

Sep 3, 2024 | amazingribs.com | Max Good

AmazingRibs.com is supported by our Pitmaster Club. Also, when you buy with links on our site we may earn a finder’s fee. Click to see how we test and review products. If you expect Current electric grills to produce barbecue with the same “outdoor flavor” as your gas or charcoal grill, you may be disappointed. That distinctive flavor starts with combustion gasses from live fire. Charcoal and wood burners add additional solid particulates.

Nov 5, 2023 | amazingribs.com | Max Good

AmazingRibs.com is supported by our Pitmaster Club. Also, when you buy with links on our site we may earn a finder’s fee. Click to see how we test and review products. Canadian manufacturer, Napoleon, is typically not top of mind for grill shoppers in the U.S. despite having a good number of retailers and etailers here.

Sep 27, 2023 | coindesk.com | Max Good

“How often do you think about the Roman Empire?”Many of us have likely seen this social media meme in recent weeks. But, if not, some context: spouses across the internet have been perplexed to learn that evidently, their husbands think about the Roman Empire quite often. Once or twice a week, in fact, appears to be the typical response. The team at CoinDesk Indices has been thinking about the Roman Empire a lot lately. Basically every day. Why?