Recommended model: CrossFire GBT1508B
 
Blue Rhino is the No. 1 canned propane brand in the U.S., acquired by Ferrellgas, the largest propane supplier in the United States in 2004, and now has more than 50,000 retail outlets in the United States, and in 2000, Blue Rhino acquired Global Sourcing, the world's largest supplier of barbecue grills, and began to enter the barbecue grill industry.
 
As the nation's largest brand of propane cans, Blue Rhino fuels all propane-based gas grills, which means that even giants like Weber have to design interfaces based on Blue Rhino's gas tanks. While barbecues aren't Blue Rhino's main business, their deep strength in fuels makes them more efficient at connecting gas tanks to fuel combustion.
 
Blue Rhino has only a handful of ovens, all of which are gas-fired with its own fuel, and its portable oven, the CrossFire GBT1508M, was ranked second in Consumer Reports for its uniform preheating and ease of use.
 
With a cooking area of 250 square inches, a main burner with an output of 12,000 BTU, the CrossFire GBT1508M is rated by Consumer Reports as excellent for its wide cooking temperature range and even heat distribution, and the grill mesh is suitable for roasting meats with coated steel grates.
 
GBT1508M is an alternative to portable ovens, using a two-in-one design of a gas oven and a charcoal grill, and providing a charcoal area and a propane interface, users can use it according to their preferences.
 
Overall, the CrossFire GBT1508M is a great performer, with a $110 price, great value for money, a weight of only 13 kg, and a foldable stand that fits perfectly in the trunk of a car. It should be noted that the model of the Blue Rhino oven has changed somewhat today, and the CrossFire GBT1508M has been renamed the CrossFire GBT1508B.