Crowd Sizes for Meadow Creek Cookers
Wondering how many people you can feed with a certain Meadow Creek cooker? This convenient chart eliminates a lot of the guess work for you and makes it easier to choose the cooker that will feed the right amount of people.
Please note that these are appromixate figures and will vary depending on who are feeding and the meat you are cooking.
Pig Roasters, BBQ Smokers, and Chicken Cookers
| Model | Number of People |
|---|---|
| Pig Roasters | |
| PR42 | 75–100 |
| PR60 | 175–250 |
| PR72 | 300–400 |
| BBQ Smokers | |
| PR36 | 50–75 |
| SQ36 | 50–75 |
| TS60* | 75–150 |
| TS120* | 250 |
| TS250* | 400 |
| TS500* | 900–1000 |
| Chicken Cookers | |
| BBQ26 | 10–15 |
| BBQ42 | 30–50 |
| BBQ96 | 100** or 150–175*** |
| BBQ144 | 200** or 325–400*** |
*Based on pork butts. **Cooking chicken halves. ***Cooking chicken legs.
Commercial Flat Top Grills
This chart shows approximately how many hamburgers and hotdogs you can cook every 10 minutes on our flat top grills.
| Model | Hamburgers | Hotdogs |
|---|---|---|
| BBQ36 | 30–35 | 75 |
| BBQ60 | 50–75 | 125–150 |
Still have a question?
Let us know. We'll try to help you choose the BBQ cooker that works best for you.
What Will It Cost to Ship My BBQ Cooker?
Use this form to request a freight quote from us if you want to have a standard cooker shipped via truck freight. We will do our best to get back to you within 3 business days—often it's within one business day. If you want a price on an Ultimate Caterer Trailer or other custom unit, visit our custom barbecue trailer page.
