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The Skottel Braai originates in South Africa: when farmers were in the open field, they took an old plough shear to prepare dinner. They kindled a fire blow the shear and the meat was “braaied” (grilled) on top of it...

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No, no lid fits on the Skottelbraai or Paella Braai.

There are various accessories available that are suitable for both the Skottelbraai and Paella Braai...

A yellow flame means incomplete combustion. If the burner does not give a nice blue flame, this may have several causes.

As long as the bottle/cartridge and the tap/connector look good, no rust on the bottle/cartridge or corrosion of the copper, it is good to use them

The main differences between these two cooking appliances are the burners and the Flame Failure Device.

Every gas cylinder needs to be inspected every so often. The approval period is at least 10 years, although it is longer for some gas cylinders.

Our gas barbecues will run from either Propane or Butane, or a mixture of them.

The type of gas hose and pressure regulator you need depends on your choice of gas bottle or cartridges.

The Safari Chef HP runs directly on a gas cartridge. This is simply screwed under the appliance.

We are regularly asked how long the BBQ works on a gas cartridge, gas canister or a gas bottle. This depends on a number of things:

Gas leak test before use. Check that the gas tap is straight in front of the gas supply pipe. Regularly clean or keep the gas supply pipe free of dust.

In 2025, the Safari Chef 30 received an upgrade. The new Safari Chef 30 is even more compact for storage than the old version.

In 2025, the name of the Safari Chef 30 Lite was changed to Safari Chef 30 Combo. The Safari Chef 30 Lite and the Safari Chef 30 Combo come with the same accessories...