Food Network Magazine’s Grilling Poll
Food Network Magazine wants to know how America grills.
By:
Lauren Miyashiro
Levi Brown
Food Network Magazine wants to know how America grills. What kind of grill do most people have? Are readers for or against grilled fruit? Which yields better results: dry rub or marinade? Answer the poll questions below, then see how your grilling opinions stack up to others’ in a future issue of the magazine.
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