BBQ tools
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The right BBQ tools make grilling safer and give you more control. At Boender Outdoor you'll find tongs, spatulas, grill brushes, heat-resistant gloves and complete tool sets for gas barbecues, charcoal barbecues and kamados. Also check…


2-in-1 Grill Tray with Spatula
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BBQ basic set tongs cmpct/sptl/brstl
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Boretti BBQ brush
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BBQ tweezers
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BBQ heat deflector set for Luciano
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BBQ spatula
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Compact BBQ tongs
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BBQ tong set, compact/large/pancake
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BBQ set (tongs/spatula/fork/tweezers)
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Keij Accessories - BBQ spatula - Turner de Luxe
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Keij Accessories - BBQ tongs - stainless steel - easy lock
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Keij Accessories - BBQ tongs - stainless steel - Grill Tongs de Luxe
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Cast iron scrubber - stainless steel
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Keij Accessories - Pizza cutter - wooden handles - 35 cm
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Pizza cutter – 35 cm
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Keij Accessories - Stainless steel meat injector - marinade injector
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Keij Accessories - Stainless steel sauce pan with silicone brush - Spices bowl with silicone brush
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Keij Accessories - Set of barbecue gloves - heat-resistant - Aramid & Silicone
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BBQ brush
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BBQ Toolbox
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Leather gloves, 2-piece set
Sold outBuy BBQ Tools | Tongs, Spatulas & Brushes
The right BBQ tools make grilling safer and give you more control. At Boender Outdoor you'll find tongs, spatulas, grill brushes, heat-resistant gloves and complete tool sets for gas barbecues, charcoal barbecues and kamados. Also check out the full range of accessories.
The essential set for every barbecue chef
- Grill tongs — a long, sturdy pair with a good grip is essential for turning meat without piercing it (which loses juices)
- Spatula — for turning more delicate items such as fish or burgers
- Grill brush — clean the grate right after use, while it's still warm, for the best result
- Heat-resistant gloves — protect hands and forearms when moving hot grates, charcoal baskets or plate setters
- Meat thermometer — for precise core temperatures; see our range of BBQ thermometers
- Meat injector / marinade syringe — gets marinade or butter deeper into the meat for extra flavour and juiciness
Individual tools or a complete set?
A complete starter set (often tongs, spatula and fork or brush in one) is affordable and simple for beginner grillers. Experienced users often prefer to build their own combination — for example an extra-long pair of tongs for the kamado and a separate pizza peel from our pizza category.
Stainless steel vs. other materials
Stainless steel is the standard for BBQ tools: heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean — often even dishwasher-safe. Wooden handles give extra grip and insulate against heat, while tools made entirely from stainless steel need the least maintenance.
Specialist tools for the kamado
For the Keij Kamado, there are also specific tools such as a cast iron grate brush and grate lifter, letting you remove the hot grate safely without burning your hands. Combine these with ash tools and ash scoops for quick cleaning after grilling, and a protective cover to keep your whole setup dry and clean.
Safety tips when handling BBQ tools
- Always use heat-resistant gloves when touching hot parts, even with tongs in hand
- Never place hot tools directly on a wooden or plastic surface
- Clean tools after every use to prevent grease build-up and bacterial growth
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Frequently asked questions
What's the minimum set of BBQ tools I need?
A good pair of tongs, a spatula and a grill brush form the basics. Add heat-resistant gloves and a meat thermometer for a complete and safe BBQ tool set.
Are stainless steel BBQ tongs dishwasher-safe?
Most stainless steel tongs and spatulas are dishwasher-safe, but always check the product information — some models with wooden handles are better washed by hand.
Why shouldn't I use a fork to turn meat?
Piercing meat lets the juices escape, making it drier. Tongs or a spatula keep the meat intact for a juicier result.
When is the best time to clean the grate?
Right after use, while the grate is still warm. Residue comes off most easily then with a grill brush, so you start next time with a clean grate.
What exactly does a meat injector do?
A meat injector (marinade syringe) delivers liquid such as marinade, stock or melted butter directly into the interior of the meat. This adds flavour and juiciness right to the core, especially useful for larger cuts like a turkey or roast.
Is a complete tool set cheaper than buying items separately?
Often yes, and a set is simple for beginners. More experienced barbecue chefs sometimes prefer to put together their own combination based on specific preferences, such as an extra-long pair of tongs for the kamado.






