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Recteq RT-1070 Built-in Pellet Grill With Temperatures up to 700 Degrees

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It was an exciting day in the world of outdoor cooking where the biggest story was supposed to be Traeger releasing a new, top of the line Timberline grill. Recteq is here to say though, not so fast.

Recteq is the latest company to release a new grill for the 2022 grilling season. They had been teasing a new grill on twitter since the 15th and we had been constantly refreshing in anticipation.

Well, today they finally released the recteq RT-1070 Built-In Wood Pellet Grill, with this tweet, containing a short video of the grill.

The recteq RT-1070 Built-In Wood Pellet Grill has the following features:

  • A built-in option (check price) that retails for $1,399
  • A version with a cabinet (check price) that retails for $1,698, but it’s on sale for $1,599 at the time of writing
  • An impressive temperature range from 180°F-700°F+, so you can truly grill and get a good sear
  • 1,070 square inches of cook area
  • Two included meat probes
  • Integrated removable sliding second grate
  • A slick front pellet hopper design with an integrated prep/serving platform on top of the hopper
  • Slidable grease catch
  • 30hr. of non-stop cooking with a full hopper, so you’ll never run out of pellets during a brisket cook
  • Utilizes PID technology for precise temperature control
  • Class defining stainless steel being used for everything from the cooking chamber to the redesigned front-folding shelf and hopper

It’s a great time to be in the market for a new grill. Besides the new recteq, the 2022 grilling season features new grills from Weber, Traeger, Nexgrill, Char-Broil and even a cool, retro 70th anniversary kettle grill collection from Weber. There’s also a new dual fuel (pellet and gas) grill from Camp Chef that we’re awaiting the release of.

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