Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet Hybrid Grill - Technology allows for Cooking with Wood, Coal, or Gas on the same grill.
Minneapolis – May 5th, 2008 - Kitchen Window, The Largest Independent Gourmet & Culinary Store in the Midwest, announced that they have been selected by Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet, as the exclusive distributor in Minnesota for their outdoor gourmet hybrid grills. Kalamazoo's revolutionary hybrid grilling system enables the serious outdoor gourmet to conveniently use any combination of wood, charcoal or gas on one stainless steel hybrid grill. Grill-masters no longer have to choose between a wood grill, a charcoal grill and a gas grill when you can enjoy a Kalamazoo Hybrid Grill, they can have the best of all worlds.
With the recent explosion in outdoor kitchens being built by many Minnesota homeowners, Kitchen Window has expanded their product offerings to include this line of outdoor lifestyle grills. Homeowners are investing in outdoor kitchens which are including not only high end grills, but are also adding refrigerators, outdoor sinks, keg coolers, and other outdoor cooking equipment.
Kitchen Window has expanded their product selection in these other areas as well. Doug Huemoeller, President of Kitchen Window sees these grills as the ultimate grill for outdoor gourmets; “For years the argument has raged on about charcoal and wood versus gas barbecues.” He continued; “Which is better? Wood imparts flavor that gas on its own will not, and gas offers convenience that wood or charcoal can't match.”
Kitchen Window has begun construction on their new location as part of the Calhoun Square remodel. The new location will offer two levels of actual outdoor retail space to feature their outdoor cooking equipment, allow for outdoor cooking classes, and events.
About Kitchen Window:
Kitchen Window is the largest Independent Culinary and Cookware Store in the Midwest. They offer the widest variety of Cutlery and Cooking equipment, for the amateur and professional chef, in the Twin Cities. Find out about their products and cooking classes at http://www.kitchenwindow.com/. 
