(Food-Beverage-News.Com, January 13, 2015 ) Philadelphia, Pa -- This year though, that could be set to change with many opting out of the traditional style roasted turkey, and instead firing up the BBQ for its last job of the year. (http://cavetoolsvideos.com)
The idea of a Christmas BBQ isn't for the faint hearted though. For those in a part of the country such as North Dakota, it's going to be a fierce Christmas. With temperatures of around 13°F, the idea of standing out in the cold weather doesn't quite carry the same allure that summertime does. This being said though, it might not be a bad idea.
Reports show that nearly half of the US could see snow before Christmas day. Many are fighting in order to get back to their families before the heavy snowfall starts. Oklahoma will be shocked to hear that they could be facing their first white Christmas in 100 years.
On the other hand, Florida & Texas are set for another warm Christmas. With an expected temperature of around 75°F, the barbeque would make a great twist on an otherwise sometimes stately traditional meal.
Expected temperatures are posted below:
Washington- 44°F with cloud and rainfall
Montana- 23-33°F with sunny spells
California-62-69°F mostly sunny
Kansas- 40°F mostly sunny
Mississippi- 63°F mostly sunny
North Carolina- 57°F heavy rainfall
New York- 52°F with cloud and rainfall
Ohio- 40°F with some rain showers and snowy spells
Statement was made by Cave Tool's founder, Michael O'Donnel, "The Christmas BBQ is surely an idea that is just waiting to take off. Already popular in places like Australia and New Zealand, there are many advantages to be gained from something so seemingly daft." (http://thermoreviews.com)
About Cave Tools
Cave Tools is a brand of high quality barbecue products. Currently, Cave Tools sells wire grill brushes, 3 piece bbq sets, digital cooking thermometers, and a vertical rotisserie charcoal grill that is made 100% in the USA. All Cave Tools products come with a full money back guarantee and a complimentary copy of the Grill Masters Essential Barbecue Recipe Book. They also have a free internal meat temperature guide (http://cavetools.com/pages/internal-meat-temperature-guide)
