Nuke Puma Argentinian Grill

The wheel allows you to manually raise or lower the grill grate, giving you complete control over the distance between your food and the embers. By adjusting the height, you can sear steaks at a high heat or raise the grate to gently roast vegetables and slower-cooking meats.

Yes, the Puma is designed for both. The dedicated brazier-style firebox is ideal for burning wood down into hot embers, but you can also use lump charcoal if you prefer a more traditional setup.

They do. The V-shape channels rendered fat away from the fire and into a collection tray, which significantly reduces the risk of flare-ups compared to standard flat or round grill grates.

These bricks line the firebox to absorb and radiate heat back into the cooking chamber. This ensures consistent, even temperatures and helps the grill maintain heat for longer periods, which is essential for authentic open-fire cooking.

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

The grill arrives partially assembled, but you will need to attach the cart, wheels, and the firebox components. Expect to set aside about an hour for assembly, and it is best to have a second person on hand to help lift the main body.