B&M shoppers can't get enough of a summer essential scanning at an almost 50% discount.
The George Foreman four burner gas BBQ is selling for £125 instead of £240.
One shopper spotted the deal at their local B&M branch in Tiverton, Devon and it was shared on the hotukdeals.com website.
The BBQ isn't available on B&M's website but it might be worth seeing if your local branch has it in stock.
If you don't want to waste a trip, you can always call ahead to see if they've got it.
Bear in mind, the nearly 50% discount might apply to just the Tiverton store and nowhere else too.
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You can find your nearest B&M branch by using the store locator on its website.
The BBQ comes with enough space to cook up to 10 portions of food and has four gas burners.
Plus, it features a side shelf so you can store condiments and even a bottle opener.
Of course, you should always shop around for the best deals when spending this much money.
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The Google Shopping tab is useful for scouring the internet for the best prices on a product.
Meanwhile, you can use websites like Pricespy to compare prices on thousands of products and read expert reviews.
When we checked online we couldn't find anyone selling the George Foreman BBQ cheaper than the B&M store in Tiverton though.
Amazon is selling it for £240 while B&Q has reduced it from £240 to £192.
Meanwhile, Curry's also has it on sale on its website for £240.
What risks are associated with BBQs?
If you're gearing up to light your BBQ this summer, there are some hazards you should be aware of.
Remember to never leave the appliance unattended, especially if it's a windy day.
Fires from BBQ's can quickly spread to nearby areas and grow out of control fast.
It's worth making sure you place your BBQ is an open area too, so any loose flames don't spread to nearby trees, bushes or fences.
If you are someone who regularly uses a BBQ, you should speak to your neighbours too.
You can actually be fined £5,000 by your local council if any open BBQ or bonfires are considered a "nuisance" by people living next to you.
While a BBQ is unlikely to be considered a nuisance, it's not worth taking the risk.
So make sure you keep an open dialogue with your neighbour and make sure they're happy with you lighting up your grill.
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