Kamado Joe Classic III: Best Kamado Testing Results
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- Опубликовано: 24 май 2024
- We run the Kamado Joe Classic III through the same tests we used in the Best Kamado Grill roundup ( • This Is The Ultimate K... ) as well as 2 more cooking tests. Learn all there is to know about this popular brand of kamado.
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00:24 Kamado Joe Classic 3 Walkthrough
05:11 Kamado Joe Cart
07:55 Side Shelves
08:40 Hinge and Spring System
10:12 NY Strip Steak Test
10:50 Chicken Legs Test
11:06 Low and Slow Chuck Roast Test
11:22 Beef Filet 2 Zone Cooking Test
11:59 Baby Back Ribs Test
12:39 Cleaning the Kamado Joe Classic 3
13:51 Best Kamado Grill Roundup 
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I've had my Big Joe III for two years and have nothing but great things to say about it. Quality construction, ease of use, and versatility are top-notch. He didn't mention great Kamado Joe brand accessories like the rotisserie, the soap stone, etc. There is a great third-party accessory marketplace as well. If you know you're going to cook outdoors over many years, I think it's best to pay now and know that every year your cost-per-year factor will drop to the point that you won't think about the price, you'll only think about how fun it is to use and how great your food tastes.
My Big Joe III is arriving Thursday. Can’t wait!
I've had my Kamado Joe Classic III with the Slo-Roller for 1 1/2 years, and get a beautiful smoke ring and intense smoke flavor. The Slo-Roller is an accessory for ~$300.00, but if you like to smoke, it's worth it. Searing is a snap using the Cast Iron Grill or Griddle with excellent sear marks and caramelization. I love doing flat iron and inside skirt steaks on it. I did 25# of pastrami from corned beef in a 6 hour low & slow smoke. Kamados are very versatile, but there is a learning curve for each of the cooking styles.
Just bought my first home last week and looking to get one of these Kamado Joe’s as soon as I can! Great way to start a Saturday morning.
Thank you David and Melissa for this excellent review. I went for the Big Joe III for the real estate…
I picked up a classic 2 (air hinge lid, same gasket, but without slo-roller, and only two tier divide and conquer) from Home Depot three months ago. They decided to phase them out and it was a complete impulse buy at $585! Coming from an inexpensive Akorn, the build quality is out of this world. I will say though, I don’t care for the air hinge. I’ve already tightened it 7 or 8 times, and the lid keeps dropping. I’d actually just prefer lifting the weight and knowing it would stay all the way open. That being said, I immediately got the slo-roller, and I very much enjoy using it!
You can adjust the tension on the spring to make the lid sit in any position. Very easy to do
@@MichaelH0019 in your experience, does it stay tight after you do it? Like I said, I’ve tightened it 7 or 8 times, a it seems like it stays tight for about 48 hours, then loosens and sags again.
Wow this Kamado has some awesome features different from the others. Especially the ash drawer and the dual sides. Definitely should put this one in the outdoor kitchen!
We are breaking in our new Kamado and loving it. Can’t wait to try some new recipes and learning more techniques with the Kamado.
I love everything you showed me about the grill, very informative and left nothing out, I fell in love with it but I can't pay 2000 dollars for a kamodo joe grill! What is comparable but much cheaper, most of us can't buy one of these
I have the Big Joe Kamado. It is absolutely my favorite BBQ. It is so versatile and easy to use.
Did your also have a x accessory ring and deflectors as well? When I bought mine a last year it did come with those and same with my Big Joe. I like to put a drip pan to protect my deflectors and slow roller.
Big red for the win.
Best cooker on the market. Go big or go home. 👍🏼👍🏼
David, how about a heads-up rotisserie between the Primo XL 400 and KJ Classic 3. Have you done a fuel time test comparison on ceramic cookers? Why not put both of these cookers in your outdoor kitchen and get rid of all gas grills. After all gas does not add flavor.
Love my KJ3 FYI Kamdo Joe has adjusted maximum temp on slow roller to 300. Thanks for the video
Fahrenheit? That's basically too low to cook chicken?
@@Timo-qb1gfso what are you saying re exceeding the max temp Kamado Joe specifies for the slow roller, can we safely ignore it or will that affect warranties?
@@owner-builder I don't know their reasons for lowering the max temp limit but obviously they have an issue with the materials. Normally a PTFE ie. Teflon coating can handle 500F/260C, so the old limit actually made sense. My guess is people took the 500F as max grill temperature which of course is not correct and 300F at the dome represents 500F down by the slowroller. But that's just a guess.
Id keep the primo and kj, primo for larger cuts of meat or larger groups. the kj is a great small family size to cook on weekly.
I would put the KJ and Primo in my outdoor kitchen.
Looks a great bbq been a BGE large user for number years ,considering going to Komodo as looks really good ,great review. Sub from UK .
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If I were outfitting the outdoor kitchen with TWO Kamado style grills, it would be the Grilla Grills Kong, and that Kamado Joe.
The `Joe has a pizza oven adaptor and a rotisserie plus basket system available.
I actually like the classic 1 cart the most. Sturdiest in my opinion but lack the shelf.
One of the two must be the Kamado Joe Classic III, the second should be the Primo XL, but those are my preferences.
I would chose the kamado joe and the primo1
A fine test of Kamado Joe Classic 3. I owned the old Classic and now I own the new Classic 3. The only thing I hate is the new fire box (if that is the correct name). To prevent it from cracking (what the old one did more than once) it consists of 6 smaller pieces that are held together with a metal ring.
I really hate the new fire box as the ring will be lifted and the six pieces fall apart when you try to lift the charcoal basket. It is very hard to get those six pieces alined and put the metal ring back on.
Especially since I have no strength in my right hand because of a stroke.
I missed this in your test.
For the rest I like the Kamado Joe Classic 3 very much.
I needed to remove the fire box ring yesterday to do some cleaning, and you're right, it took me quite awhile to get that thing back on and situated.
I would love you talking about the blaze kamado
I'll see what we can do!
@@TheBarbecueLab thank you
The two grills have to be the Kamado Joe and the Blaze Stainless Steel grill. Those are the best of the best.
Spider grills is releasing a metal Kamado. Wonder if you will try to get one to compare…
The Kamados you need are the Kamado Joe and the Primo
You didn't mention the price or the dimensions of that Kamado Joe.for comparison to the first seven.
What do you do with the ash bucket when full? Garbage bag?
Yep. As long as the ash in the bucket has had ample time to cool, it gets dumped into a trash bag.
Your garden will love you for it. Tip onto the veggies✌🏼👍🏼
You guys also didn’t’ test the weber summit charcoal…
Built into an outdoor kitchen. No cart or shelves
So for $1,700, what can this do that a $150 Weber kettle with a $40 vortex can’t do??
I looked at them and bought a 26” Weber Kettle with and SNS slow and Sear. Hard to beat for the money. 18” grill Is just to small.
My KJ is the best thing I've ever bought. Absolutely NO WAY you could ever tip one over by accident. It would be a 2 man job to tip it over on purpose.
How about a review video on after 5+ years of use !! I would like to understand why spend money on one and see how well it holds up with out having to replace any parts because spices,fat and heat likes to eat away at stuff ?
I'll have to see how it's doing in 5 years and report back.
The only thing I’ve replaced in 7 years is the gasket and a cracked deflector. It’s the best cooker on the market. 👍🏼
Primo and joe have to go head to head
So, I get that Kamado grills are super efficient but I don't know why I would want to buy one. Is it because i want to save on charcoal? I want an outside oven powered by charcoal? They sound like the ultimate cooking device but yet is not the master of anything. Oh, and they are expensive.
And the gimmicky accessories are ridiculous. SloRo
Ler, Joetiserrie
The way Smoking Dad BBQ explains it, who’s a big Kamado Joe guy, is exactly that. Kamado are good at everything, but sort of a master of none. You can smoke, you can high heat sear, you can bake, you can set up two zone, you can run a full wood fire
It’s the best cooker going. Does everything. I wouldn’t be without mine after 7 years.
Im surpised you didnt test a Weber Komado or Classic Weber
The Weber Kamado is just to expensive for what you get. No accessories either. KJ is also to expensive but it has many advantages and accessories.
Kong and the kj
Alot of ppl have a KJ, pit that in your kitchen to remain relevant