One of the most notable advantages of a hanging BBQ pit is its versatility. From brisket to ribs, chicken to vegetables, almost anything can be cooked using this method. The arrangement also allows for multiple items to be cooked simultaneously without overcrowding the grill. This is perfect for large gatherings, where feeding a crowd is essential. Plus, the spectacle of watching meat slowly cook over an open flame becomes a focal point for social interaction, drawing friends and family together.
You’ll even find cooking wood to be much more convenient to handle vs. charcoal. Natural whole-lump Charcoal can get extremely messy as it’s covered in a dusty black residue that is incredibly hard to clean up and is more than likely to stain anything it touches. This is because charcoal creates a carbon residue that wood does not, making wood the much cleaner option – literally and environmentally.
