Nuke Puma Argentine Charcoal Grill

Yes, the grill is designed for both. The heavy-duty brazier allows you to burn wood down into embers or use charcoal, giving you the flexibility to choose your fuel based on the flavor profile you want.

The grate is attached to a manual crank system that lets you raise or lower the cooking surface relative to the fire. This allows you to easily adjust the heat intensity without having to move your food around the grill.

Yes, the V-shaped design is specifically engineered to channel grease and drippings into a collection tray rather than letting them fall directly onto the hot coals. This significantly reduces flare-ups and helps prevent charred, bitter flavors.

The cast iron plancha is included with the grill. It sits directly on the grate, providing a flat surface for cooking items like smash burgers, eggs, or delicate vegetables that might otherwise fall through the grates.

The Nuke Puma comes with a dedicated mobile cart, which makes it much easier to reposition on a flat surface. However, because it is constructed from heavy-gauge steel, it is a substantial piece of equipment, so it is best suited for stable, level ground.

No, the Nuke Puma does not come with side tables. You will need a separate prep station or outdoor table nearby to hold your tools, spices, and ingredients while you cook.