Modern technology is changing the way we cook. While traditional BBQ is still a hit, they’re no longer as popular. From touchscreens to voice activated features, many of these new devices can make barbecuing less tedious and more fun. Some allow you to track the temperature of your food as well as the amount of lp that was used. This will help you master the proper technique for broiling.
Although barbecue enthusiasts might have rules and customs that they swear by (such as selecting the appropriate wood for different proteins or recommending specific rubs and sauces), it’s clear that consumers want to experiment with a range of flavors. One trend we’re seeing in 2024 is global flavour fusion, as barbecuers explore marinades, rubs, and sauces that are inspired by international cuisines. This trend lets barbecuers take their taste buds around the globe. From sweet Korean Gochujang, to the smoky Mexican Chipotle.
Smart grilling isn’t the most popular trend at the moment, but a few manufacturers are looking to incorporate technology that is connected to their products to attract customers who are in awe of the traditional barbecue method. For example, one manufacturer is using a combination of sensor and software to create an intelligent BBQ that can gauge how well the meat is cooked in relation to its internal temperature. This could be a useful device for anyone who has been burned by overcooked barbecue or undercooked brisket. This tool will also decrease the chance of undercooking meat by making sure that it’s cooked correctly each time.
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