Different Types of BBQs in Australia

Jan. 11, 2010 - PRLog -- BBQs are great for bringing people together in a socially easy and relaxed atmosphere. The combination of BBQs, food, alcohol and a beautiful sunny day have long been common sights in backyards, parks, pools, lakes and beaches around Australia. But the impact of BBQs can be much greater than a simple get together. They are also great for building friendships, building work relationships, celebrating and bringing strangers together. Some of the most common BBQs you will see, or be part of, include:


THE WORK BBQs
Work BBQs are mostly organised on a Friday when people are ready for the weekend. They are a good way to end the week with colleagues as they allow co-workers to relax, unwind and get to know each other a bit better. Work BBQs are a good way to maintain staff morale and workers see that their boss is doing something for them. Staff rewards, like work BBQs, have been proved to improve staff retention rates, which is good for a business’s reputation.

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THE SOCIAL BBQs
Churches, schools, community groups, religious groups, businesses and groups of friends all take advantage of the benefits of BBQs by organising social BBQs. The purpose of social BBQs is to allow people to meet new people, get to know each other and generally socialise in a relaxing environment. Food, drink and a good atmosphere are great markers for great BBQs. Some businesses, community groups and schools will organise BBQs to raise money.

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THE BIRTHDAY BBQs
Birthday BBQs are very common throughout Australia. Parks, backyards, balconies and more are filled with celebrating friends and families all year round. Birthday BBQ’s are the easiest to pick as they usually involve hanging balloons, cake, children and singing. Birthday BBQs are great ways for friends and families to come together and celebrate that special person.


THE CHRISTMAS BBQs
Many families have broken with tradition and now have Christmas BBQs. Christmas BBQs are more suited to the hot Australian climate as they allow people to be outside and not stuck in a hot kitchen baking. Christmas BBQs are also great for complimenting Australia’s summer foods – seafood, lamb, gourmet sausages and marinated steak are all favoured Christmas BBQ cuisines. This Christmas why not mix some traditional cuisines into your Christmas BBQs? Some suggestions include – grilled turkey steaks with cranberry sauce; pork and apple skewers; char grilled prawns, scallops and squid; and BBQ Pavlova. Impress family and friends with this BBQ spin on tradition.  



The benefits of BBQs are many and should not be taken for granted. So next time you’re invited to BBQs don’t decline. Want to organise your own BBQs but need a BBQ? Then call Lifestyle BBQs who have been in the BBQs business since 1976 and can help you with whatever type of BBQs you are after. Call them today on Ph: 02 9773 6245 to talk about what you want. Alternatively you can visit them at 113a Fairford Road, Padstow, NSW or go to their website at http://www.lifestylebbqs.com.

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