Hot Off the Press | BBQGuys in the News
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BBQGuys has now been sold, to an investor group led by the private-equity firm Brand Velocity Partners, the company announced on Tuesday. Investors include football’s Manning family (Archie, Cooper, Peyton, and Eli), as well as NFL Hall of Famers LaDainian Tomlinson and Steve Hutchinson.
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Fox News spoke with Chef Tony Matassa — a New Orleans cook who has spent the last 12 years creating recipe videos and product demonstrations for BBQGuys […] — about the alternatives people can bring to the grill.
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If you’re planning a backyard BBQ party, it can be helpful to have a grill that lets you handle as many different meals at the same time as possible.
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Controlled airflow is really what makes a charcoal grill a grill. Otherwise, it’s just a box to light a fire in,' said Tony Matassa, chef with Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based online retailer BBQGuys, which reports a charcoal grill sales increase of more than 100% in April from the previous year.
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For the 12th consecutive year, BBQGuys® earned a place on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. The business based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, jumped more than 200 spots in this year’s rankings as it continued cementing its foothold as the nation’s leading online retailer for grilling and outdoor living products.
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The Traeger Pro 780 WiFi Controlled Wood Pellet Grill, for instance, has more than 240 near-perfect reviews and [was] on sale for $899.95, down $100 from its retail price of $999.95.