Best BBQ deals for Amazon Prime Day 2023: Early deals…

Best BBQ deals for Amazon Prime Day 2023: Early deals on gas and charcoal models

Aside from the national obsessions of football and Love Island, there’s one thing that unites Brits above all else. Barbecue season.

From platters piled high with juicy sausages, serving dishes heaped with melt-in-your-mouth beef brisket and a buffet of perfectly smoked, chargrilled sides, there’s nothing we don’t love.

The first step to this dreamy feast starts with a proper BBQ. No, not those disposable ones - not only do they wreak havoc environmentally speaking but they fail to leave behind that delicious smoky flavour that we need on our grilled morsels. If you’re going to do it right, you’ll need a real beast.

They’re not exactly the cheapest thing to buy, which is why the clever shopper waits until the big sales to pounce. And as luck would have it, we’re within sniffing distance of the next mega one.

What is Amazon Prime Day?

If there’s one sale worth cracking open your piggy bank for, it’s Prime Day. Usually held by Amazon in July (apart from in 2020 when it was pushed back to October thanks to the pandemic) the two day sale is the best time to make your precious cash go further.

When is Amazon Prime Day in 2023?

The dates to know are July 11 and 12 where the event will run for a 48 hour period.

How to take part in Amazon Prime Day

The sale is only for those with Prime membership, so if you haven’t signed up - you’ll want to be. In previous years we’ve spotted discounts of up to 90 per cent across everything from beauty, electricals, tech and more.

Prime membership not only lets you snap up incredible bargains, but you’ll have access to Amazon’s behemoth of services, from Prime Video to Amazon Music, Amazon Gaming and priority grocery services. It costs £8.99 a month; or £95 annually, while Amazon Student membership fees come in at: £4.49 per month; £47.49 per year.

What kind of deals can we expect?

Some of the hottest deals around are on grills and smokers, which makes sense - who isn’t having a BBQ every July weekend? Past Prime sales have seen the RRP drop on everything from coal BBQs to gas-powered beasts as well as smaller models for those with a more modest outdoor space.