disposable ones?
u can make yourself
buy the aluminium tray, charcoal and the grill
Yes, that could work too. I do
that all the time at the corridor outside our flat if my wife and I
are craving for a small barbie. But we prop the tray up with
bricks, else the tray would be too low and we'd end up with a back
ache hunching over the 'pit' the whole evening or we'd be kicking
dirt onto our food.
Also to note - get the Reynolds
ones, not some Chop Nam Huat brand from the market. They cost more,
but the bottom are less likely to give way from the heat of the
red-hot charcoal.