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Weber & Blackstone to Combine.
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BackYardRob
is Blowin Smoke!
Just my opinion here, as usual. Neither company has any of my money. Come up with a fair market value for a product, then up it exponentially just for the honor to bare their name. Match made in heaven. Actually, I think it's China! LOL.
16Adams
somebody shut me the fark up.
Being in the 4th Quarter of my advanced beginner cooking game, sipping my morning coffee with two Tylenol ---I began to ponder.
Two brands Two Products:
Blackstone Tabletop $65*
Weber WGA** $70*
In these times I could literally do 90% of my cooking on these two units. I don't and don't want to, but I could.
*May be off a buck but not many
** My WGA is charcoal. Had the WGA-Gas and didn't like it at all
Two brands Two Products:
Blackstone Tabletop $65*
Weber WGA** $70*
In these times I could literally do 90% of my cooking on these two units. I don't and don't want to, but I could.
*May be off a buck but not many
** My WGA is charcoal. Had the WGA-Gas and didn't like it at all
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I have had Weber grills and smokers for a long time and they have always provided good quality vs cost, I have several Blackstone flat tops and all have performed fine, every company has a cheaper line and they are not always good. I would like to have 1 of the newer gas grills that has been redesigned, burners set lower and less chance of flare ups causing fires. Hard to let go of $1000+ when your retired 
, who knows only a couple of house payments left lol
, who knows only a couple of house payments left lol
Moose
somebody shut me the fark up.
I wonder if this is one of a number of similar mergers by Weber to control a larger market share of the outdoor cooking products market and increase the value of the stock. It would make sense to add a large charcoal brand to the portfolio, like Kingsford, for example.
Should be interesting
