The Cobb Cookers come in 2 different options for fuel. Most models use charcoal. We find briquettes work the best needing only 300g. The gas model, as the name implies, uses gas as its fuel source.

Using proper cooking methods and enough charcoal, about 6~10 briquettes, the Cobb can cook food for up to 2 hours when kept closed. When the Cobb is opened during cooking, or the lid is left off, this time becomes shorter. For baking, less charcoal is needed for the same length of time as cooking meals.

Unfortunately the Cobblestone is not yet available in Taiwan at this time as we cannot guarantee the long term quality of the product. We are working on finding a way to store them in Taiwan's humid environment in the future.

If you notice liquid leaking out of the base of your Cobb Cooker it may be due to being overfilled. The built in moat found in the the inner sleeve of the Cobb is designed to hold up to 200ml (6.5oz.) of liquid. Adding more than this will cause leaking to start.

NO IT CANNOT. The Cobb Cooker is designed to be used outdoors due to it using charcoal as a fuel source. It is important to know that burning charcoal EMITS CARBON MONOXIDE. Carbon monoxide is POISONOUS and may lead to ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS or even LEAD TO DEATH. However, the Cobb Cooker can be used under balcony rooves, or sheltered areas as long as there is AMPLE VENTILATION and ADEQUATE AIR CIRCULATION.

All elements of the Cobb Cooker as well as the accessories are dishwasher safe. The Cobb Cleaner is very effective when cleaning your Cobb. Ask your Cobb distributor for more details. Washing the Cobb soon after use is the best way to avoid stubborn marks clean your Cobb as soon after use as possible. Use hot water and a dishwashing detergent to remove grease and grime.- Avoid using abrasive pads on certain parts as this may cause unwanted damage. For really hard to clean patches. Soak the part in soapy hot water until cool enough to handle, then wash with a good dishwashing detergent. For more information, download the User Manual.