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6 gadgets to help you grill comfortably in the off-season

Put away the barbecue just because it’s a little cold out? Stop grilling just because it’s snowing? Canadians who love their outdoor cooking don’t stop just because the weather turns less than ideal.

A couple of practical suggestions: keep the lid closed as much as possible, extend cooking times a bit, and never set up a grill in your garage—the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning isn’t worth it. And it probably goes without saying that a dangly scarf isn’t the best accessory while you’re cooking, no matter what the environment is. There is, however, some winter-friendly gear that will make grilling in cold-weather a little easier for you diehard barbecue buffs.

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