Arguably not for everyone, and a few level's above a Weber kettle
RRP of $899, cheapest elsewhere is $739
Limited in-store stock: https://tymmerce.com/bunnings/index.php?sku=0258243 https://nrby.in/bunnings/0258243
Specs:
High fire heat-resistant ceramics
Powder-coated cast iron stand and top vent
Powder-coated galvanised iron hinge
304 stainless steel grill grate
HDPE (High-density polyethylene) handle
@kbw - Nonsense, the size of the Kamado Joe Junior is definitely fine and adequate for a family of 4 or less:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ErPo_i46f2w&pp=ygURS2FtYWRvIGp…
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This is the normal price at Bunnings.
It used to come on special occasionally when BBQ galore still stocked the juniors, but haven’t seen Bunnings move from $699 since BBQ galore stopped selling them - has been stuck at $699 since Jan 2023 according to price hipster.
I was going to mention this too about this being the price from Bunnings for the KJJ for quite sometime now, but I thought I would let the OP have his thread, it’s always good to introduce new people to the Kamado Joe Junior BBQ (and Kamado Joe BBQs in general) that aren’t aware, especially buyers of the Weber Q series.
I so want one of these to compliment my classic 3, but really don't need one other than for fun. Must resist a little longer.
I have a big Joe, but im considering this so I can use less fuel for cooks
Normal price and no issues using this for 3 to 4 people I have a regular kamado Joe and a Akorn Jnr the Jnr gets more usage for our 3 person family.
Obviously your not going to do a big rack of ribs as easily on it but for your quick sears or reverse sears it's spot on!
Very small, to the point of questionable utility IMO.