Cobb Foil Liner alternative

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  • Опубликовано: 25 май 2020
  • This is a quick video showing how I make a foil liner for my Cobb Cooker.
    The circumference of the bowl is 940mm, so you need a 1 meter of foil, the stuff I have is quite thick and 300mm wide but I am sure whatever you have will work, just need to make sure you don’t block the holes in the bottom of the fuel bowl.
    I’m not use to doing videos and doing this for the camera makes it look more awkward than it is when you just make one and quicker too.
    Trial and error though, if you fail don’t give up, try again. Just because this method works for me doesn’t mean it will for you so if you work out a different way with a similar end result then happy days.
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  • @gregwilson9035
    @gregwilson9035 Месяц назад

    Thanks mate! Worked a treat for me. I used the heavier tin foil. It doesn’t tear so easily.

  • @richardm.gramling1772
    @richardm.gramling1772 Год назад +3

    Robbie, don't worry about your abilities. You did very well in demonstrating your idea. Thx

  • @mikee2475
    @mikee2475 Год назад +4

    Great idea and video Robbie👍
    Been using my Cobb for several years and know very well how long it takes to clean the Cobb bowl, especially after a long roasting session.
    Just made a liner after watching your video and it only took me 5 mins.
    Using foil that cost me A$6.00 for 20 metres - so works out at just A$0.30 per liner.
    Much cheaper than the Cobb liners that are currently A$5.00 each here in Australia.
    Cheers😃

  • @debbyrousse4819
    @debbyrousse4819 9 месяцев назад +1

    What a good idea to do it this way. The way I normally do it, is quicker, but this way is much better. Will be doing it like this from now on. Thank you.

  • @ilCignoTube
    @ilCignoTube 2 года назад +4

    Thanks for sharing. I made foil inserts before by just pushing a straight sheet in the bowl, but it often rips. This method is way better. The liners from Cobb don't fit a compact model and are crazy expensive, so I'm definitely going to use this. Thumbs up!

  • @etoile3414
    @etoile3414 3 года назад +3

    Just made one out of extra strong foil £1.50 for 5 mtr roll,job done,thanks for the great tip mate

  • @carolbaird8659
    @carolbaird8659 3 месяца назад +1

    Thanks Robbie, excellent idea.👍

  • @trumanjase
    @trumanjase 2 года назад +2

    Hi robbie just done your awesome trick, not as neat as yours or made to look easy, like your demonstration! But its covered the bowl i had a tiny tear but its covered my bowl and will save me some time cleaning! Those cobb liners aint cheap so will save me money! Top notch robbie 👌 thank you 😊

  • @nitrameel
    @nitrameel 2 года назад +2

    Really well done .....great job!

  • @stirlingarcher2141
    @stirlingarcher2141 3 года назад +1

    Great video Robbie, I made one last and it worked beautifully, thanks :)

  • @grumpyguts
    @grumpyguts 3 года назад +2

    Nice one Robbie… that’ll save the 20 minutes I spent scrubbing ours 💪😀👍

  • @Pauljay65
    @Pauljay65 2 года назад +1

    Expertly done good demo🤙🏻

  • @veerowe5319
    @veerowe5319 2 года назад +2

    Or cut 4 large rectangles of foil and place them directly inside overlapping at the base. Crimp over outside edge to keep in place.

  • @nils1471
    @nils1471 2 года назад +1

    Cleaning tip for the bowl. Rub it in with green soap and pour some amonia in a small cup or something. Then together put it in a closed garbage bag and leave it for the night. The next day you can clean it very easily

  • @greghughson7450
    @greghughson7450 7 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome!!

  • @Dogsdoodas
    @Dogsdoodas 3 года назад +1

    Well done great tip

  • @condos-crap
    @condos-crap 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for sharinng, I am going to give this a try. I have used my cobb a couple of time and I am a bit dejected by the riduculous amount of cleaning involved in using the oven.

  • @moldiebrownie
    @moldiebrownie 3 года назад +5

    Excellent! I'm having a hell of a time cleaning the carbon off my bowl right now. The design of the bowl doesn't make it easy to clean. I know people say to clean it after a cook but cmon...who the hell wants to do that after drinking a bunch of beers?

  • @Gator1699
    @Gator1699 2 года назад +3

    I use metho to lite my briquettes no smell and doesn't affect flavour. Just pour it in then add fire ring way cheaper than the fire starters and they stink true. Just a tip. Cheers

  • @gerraldeunson
    @gerraldeunson 2 года назад +1

    Brilliant idea. I've used foil before but your method is better. Washing takes a lot longer than 5 minutes .Dishwasher doesn't clean very well. Thanks. Worth the 10 minutes it takes to make the liner

  • @markclancy5371
    @markclancy5371 3 года назад +1

    Great idea was goin to do this but you've showed me how.

  • @MrCarpking71
    @MrCarpking71 Год назад +1

    Great tip

  • @bobbyb9371
    @bobbyb9371 2 года назад +2

    Nice one mate, thanks for sharing. I hate scrubbing mine out after a cook. Will definitely be using your trick. Thanks again. Cheers, BobbyB.

  • @johnnyn5398
    @johnnyn5398 Год назад +1

    Geweldig 🙏🏾

  • @M.P.007
    @M.P.007 11 месяцев назад +2

    👍👌👍👌👍👌👍👌

  • @petereggington
    @petereggington Год назад

    How long is the piece of foil you cut?

  • @mpeer2866
    @mpeer2866 2 года назад +4

    Time consuming good idea.
    Has anyone tried cutting a circle in a grill mat to line the the inside instead of the foil ?
    After cooking remove the mat and clean the mat to be reused again.
    Measure the radius of the centre and fold into four parts then cut out the radius.
    Place the mat around the fire area.Then light the fire.
    Can bake potatoes or cook veggies in the moat.

    • @Rule-Zero
      @Rule-Zero  3 месяца назад

      That’s a good idea, I may do that as it would save time and money.

  • @sherekaan5048
    @sherekaan5048 3 месяца назад +1

    Im new to this Cobb. Do you use an ash pan under the coal basket?

    • @Rule-Zero
      @Rule-Zero  3 месяца назад

      Hiya, you don’t have to, but you could. I put some foil under the coal basket just to make cleaning easier. Just be mindful you don’t block the air holes that feed oxygen to the coals.

  • @andrehildebrand4327
    @andrehildebrand4327 4 года назад +7

    Very well done, but it takes way too long with your method. Before the foil inner sleeves were manufactured, I used to foil mine out as well. I should show you my method 😜

    • @trigger4616
      @trigger4616 3 года назад +2

      Post up a video showing is your method 😁

    • @etoile3414
      @etoile3414 3 года назад +1

      Show us then

    • @uberairbrushexpert1
      @uberairbrushexpert1 3 дня назад

      Should and do, are not the same... If you say you can, do.

  • @neilingle1168
    @neilingle1168 6 месяцев назад

    Quicker to just clean it.

    • @Rule-Zero
      @Rule-Zero  3 месяца назад +1

      That’s Debatable.

  • @grahamgeer4139
    @grahamgeer4139 3 года назад

    Why ?????😘

  • @kgakoh0
    @kgakoh0 3 года назад +1

    but why?

    • @Rule-Zero
      @Rule-Zero  3 года назад +8

      Why not? It’s cheaper than the Cobb ready made liners, the few minutes it takes to make this saves time and hassle cleaning the bowl after compared to how it is usually is after a long cook with or smoking food.
      Many people have asked about alternative to the liners in various groups and forums so I shared a video of how they are easy to do and many people have appreciated the video.

    • @kgakoh0
      @kgakoh0 3 года назад +7

      @@Rule-Zero after cooking in my Cobb this weekend , I have to totally agree with you.. I have to admit at first I thought, a lot of work when you can juts wash it . But after doing a roast witb water and red wine In the moat it was a mess to clean up and even after a wash looks stained... should have not been so quick to judge... for the little time the foil takes it save heaps and protects the Cobb..

    • @bruiser6479
      @bruiser6479 2 года назад +1

      @@Rule-Zero The other thing to remember is you aren’t compelling anyone to do this. You are simply demonstrating how you do it. If this is useful to people they are being shown a neat, inexpensive and effective way of using foil to line their Cobb. I have only acquired my Cobb in the last week and have used it twice. I will be using you method to line the moat. Thanks for taking the time to produce this video. I find it fascinating how some people can be so ill mannered to post snide comments. Clearly the idea that if you have nothing nice to say: then say nothing wasn’t promoted to them growing up.

  • @mariodangelo9182
    @mariodangelo9182 3 года назад +2

    4 minutes of my life gone watching that :(

    • @Rule-Zero
      @Rule-Zero  2 года назад +8

      5 seconds of mine reading your pathetic comment. Jog on an troll someone else.

  • @IO-zz2xy
    @IO-zz2xy 3 года назад +3

    What a waste of time and money. Its a goddamn barbeque not a turbine for a jumbo jet. Good grief, that stainless steel container can be washed in 5 min by hand or put in dishwasher. Bloody hell people get a frikking grip.

    • @lani5473
      @lani5473 3 года назад

      lol so true.

    • @richardbrookman6415
      @richardbrookman6415 3 года назад +3

      I get what you’re saying, but last time I used mine the bowl went in the dishwasher and it still needed 20 mins with a scouring pad to get it clean afterwards. That heat really bakes on the oils and juices. I’d considering making a foil liner, but I think I’d try to do it a bit quicker than this. Fair play to the guy though. It’s a decent job.

    • @condos-crap
      @condos-crap 2 года назад +2

      Not when I used mine the first time . I scrubbed , scrubbed scrubbed, Put it in the dishwasher. then soaked it over night before having to hand scrub again. I am definatly gong to try the liner.

    • @peterbrook4270
      @peterbrook4270 Год назад +2

      Clearly you've never cooked anything in your cobb

    • @IO-zz2xy
      @IO-zz2xy Год назад

      @@peterbrook4270 I actually own a Cobb Pro. It's a barbecue man, get grip, good grief. I just stick moat and rack etc in dishwasher to wash off excess fat/oil.