Make sure you don't miss out on your favourite foods - or pay extortionate prices for them - while enjoying yourself at festivals this summer with one of these portable barbecues. These portable BBQs are perfect for festivals, patios or picnics 1. Lifestyle Portable Camping Gas BBQ, £33 Perfect for cooking festival essentials such as burgers and sausages, this gas barbecue comes with a lava rock to protect the flames from burning your food. 2. Portable Bucket Charcoal BBQ, £7.96 Cheap and cheerful, this portable barbecue bucket from Homebase comes with a handle for easy transportation and feet to protect the ground. 3. Gentlemen's Hardware Portable Barbecue, £54.95 This fully portable barbecue from Gentlemen's Hardware comes in an easy to carry suitcase-style design and is incredibly lightweight. 4. Calor Gas Mini BBQ, £96.85 If you're looking for a barbecue to use every festival season, the Calor Gas Mini is the one for you. Portable, stylish and extremely lightweight, this self-contained barbecue also comes with a lid that doubles up as a chopping board.

5. Uniflame Portable Festival Grill, £15 Uniflame is one of the leading barbecue accessory brands in the US and Canada for good reason. This portable grill can cook up enough food for up to four people - perfect for festivals. 6. Hotspot Notebook Grill, £50 This notebook grill folds flat for easy storage and transport and is big enough to prepare up to five portions of food at any one time. It also has chrome cooking bars to stop food from sticking to the grill for easy cleaning. 7. Barbecue Tool Box, £79.95 This portable barbecue looks like a classic metal toolbox making it easy to carry around.As well as a removable fuel tray, it also had an adjustable vent, a warming rack and a storage tray for your sauces. 8. KingCamp Oval BBQ, £16.99 This lightweight and easy to assemble barbecue from KingCamp is perfect for festival goers. The best family tents The best tents for couples The best festival tents The best camping stoves

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