Need a Portable Grill – Get the NomadiQ Foldup

I’m not going to take this sleek little number in my backpack hiking — but the point is — you could. Best for leaving in the car and pulling out for an impromptu sunset dinner at the park. This is truly a compact and portable gas grill weighing only 12 pounds. It can also be used as a quick tabletop grill for inside or outside.

I really wanted to show you some pics of peeps out grilling with this grill in this post to show you the size better. I thought the Nomandiq site would have all kinds of fun pics on their website of romantic grilling episodes with the ambiance of great lighting — it makes such a fun impromptu private event (I leave the lights in the car, too). The site doesn’t have great pics of cooking — but they should! This is a fun little grill — so small you can take it anywhere and yet big enough to toss three or four steaks and veggies on the grill. It’s so convenient.

I was hoping to show you great grilling foods to get you in the mood to cook. Grilling, either indoors, out on the deck, or out in the wild makes a regular meal special and this is the grill for those quick meals. It’s fast to clean up and doesn’t make a mess. So without the Nomandiq Grill website having great food pics — I went to Pexels to finding grilling inspiration.

We have grilled shrimp, mushrooms, zucchini, and tomatoes together. Of course, the steak, tomato, onion and pepper kabob is always a favorite. Online you can find all kinds of grilling ideas (from much better cooks than I am). It’s one of the reasons I like grilling — it makes you seem a better cook than you may be. This little grill is great for doing ribs.

The main thing is — pull out your NomandiQ grill (you can leave this one out on the counter) and make your evening meal special tonight.

Image Credit: grill, NomadiQ site; thank you!

Image Credit: ribs; denys gromov; pexels; thank you!

Top Image Credit: narda yescas; pexels; thank you!

Deanna Ritchie

Managing Editor at ReadWrite

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