For backyard hosts, the Spirit E-325 is currently priced at $499 for the propane model and $549 for natural gas, reflecting a $50 savings. This three-burner unit offers 360 square inches of cooking space plus a warming rack, making it a reliable step up from the base E-310. Those prioritizing flat-top cooking can secure the 30-inch Slate rust-resistant griddle for $649. Designed to reach 500 degrees, it accommodates up to 22 burgers simultaneously and undercuts current pricing at major retailers like Home Depot by $50.
Portable options have also seen price adjustments, with the 17-inch tabletop griddle dropping to $249. This compact, carbon-steel unit features adjustable feet for uneven surfaces, making it a viable choice for camping trips. For those seeking premium versatility, the Searwood XL 600 pellet grill is marked down by $100 to $1,199. It supports a wide temperature range, from 180 degrees for low-and-slow smoking to a high-heat 600-degree sear. While a smaller Searwood 600 is also available, the XL model provides nearly 1,000 square inches of cooking surface, offering a substantial capacity increase for a $200 premium.
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