The Bay Area's beautiful summer days are perfect for meals made on the grill. But two recalls are warning consumers to look out for hidden dangers.
There may never be an answer to that "great debate." What's better, grilling with gas or charcoal? But after 20 years, Consumer Reports has resumed their testing of charcoal models, to see which are most user-friendly and do a good job of cooking.
For Americans who grill, gas is hands-down the preferred method. But when your grill gives out, you will need some expert advice on what to look for when shopping for a new one.
The barbeque became a little too hot for a Livermore man when flames from his gas grill shot towards him. Michael Finney explains how 7 On Your Side helped him with this.
When it comes to grilling, do you prefer gas or charcoal? 7 On Your Side's Michael Finney partnered up with Consumer Reports to test hybrid gas-charcoal grills.
7 On Your Side: There are so many grills on the market and it may be hard to find the right one. Consumer Reports has tested some of the big brands and names your best options.