G'day Jacqui,

The Premier Portable Grill comes with the bag, however, it doesn't come with the Roasting Rack (we've indicated this in the staff tip in the specifications section), so you'll need to purchase it separately if you're wanting to use it to roast.

G'day Michelle,

If you use the Cobb Cobblestones then they'll be ready to go within about 5 minutes, and will give you around 2 hours of cooking time. If you use heat beads you'll be ready to go within about 15-20 minutes. We're not able to ship the Cobb Cobblestones, but it is fairly readily available in camping stores Australia wide.

G'day Janice,

You can also add the roasting rack to the bag if you'd like that too. If you click the tab that says 'you might also like' underneath the Q&As there are a range of popular accessories. We find most people will get the recipe book, roasting rack, as well as the frypan, obviously depending on what you like to cook!

G'day John,

I've just tried this out and unfortunately, the bag won't quite zip shut with the dome extender attached. There are a few centimetres of spare space, but not quite enough for the extender.

G'day Lauren,

Yes the Cobb Premier is supplied with a 'Cobb Lifter' which can be used to take the plate out and pop other accessories in. 

G'day Olivia,

I've just double-checked and unfortunately no, there is no way you'd be able to use a caffetiere on the Cobb. The basket diameter is a little large for one, and the heat concentration isn't really designed for this type of use. 

G'day Elliot,

Thanks for getting in touch. At this point in time Snowys don't have many spare parts available so it's probably best to check out the Spare Parts listings on the Cobb Australia Website.

G'day Robyn,

Cobb suggests that you use 8-10 briquettes, 300g of charcoal or purpose made Cobb fuel. So yes you can use Charcoal.

G'day Maureen,

I'm not sure it's possible to turn heat beads like this "off" sorry, not if you want to be able to turn them back on anyway. There are some Cobb cooking groups on Facebook that people use to trade tips and tricks, they might have some suggestions for using the Cobb to cook for shorter durations. 

G'day Christine,

Unfortunately, we don't sell cobblestones to go with the Cobb Premier Portable Grill I'm sorry to say. 

G'day Linda, 

We haven't tried this ourselves, you can boil in this grill so you could definitely cook vegetables or make soup, along with heaps of other recipes which you can check out on Cobb's website here.