Plowboy
somebody shut me the fark up.
jpw23 said:
Rod states in one of his earlier posts that the pellets for stoves may be different from those specific for smoking. Those for stoves may have a petrolium byproduct.
Rod states in one of his earlier posts that the pellets for stoves may be different from those specific for smoking. Those for stoves may have a petrolium byproduct.
ThomEmery
Babbling Farker
My new FEC 100 will be here Friday.
I am ready to cook and sleep.
When we go to a contest I am a Zombie.
Being able to cook for friends and still enjoy
my weekends is going to be the best part.
I am ready to cook and sleep.
When we go to a contest I am a Zombie.
Being able to cook for friends and still enjoy
my weekends is going to be the best part.
Plowboy
somebody shut me the fark up.
Plowboy
somebody shut me the fark up.
http://ronzsmokinwood.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=189&osCsid=318aa00814b1c032bbe8a31c70550cc8
I clicked into this site from BBQ-Brethren.com. Does this seem like a good price for Traeger pellets or am I missing something?
I clicked into this site from BBQ-Brethren.com. Does this seem like a good price for Traeger pellets or am I missing something?
Plowboy
somebody shut me the fark up.
Q_Egg,
I took some pics of my pellets to show that you can't tell a difference in them, except for the oak. The top left is Traeger apple. Top right is Traeger hickory. Bottom center is OHP oak. As you can see, the OHP oak pellets are larger, but I suspect that is a vendor difference. There is no difference in site or smell. You mix these together and you can't tell what's in the mix.
I took some pics of my pellets to show that you can't tell a difference in them, except for the oak. The top left is Traeger apple. Top right is Traeger hickory. Bottom center is OHP oak. As you can see, the OHP oak pellets are larger, but I suspect that is a vendor difference. There is no difference in site or smell. You mix these together and you can't tell what's in the mix.
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Price looks good, but shipping kills me. Ends up at $20./20# bag and I pay <$15. locally including tax.Plowboy said:
Your chicken looks great ... butts too.
Regards,
Plowboy
somebody shut me the fark up.
Q_Egg said:
:lol: I never looked at shipping.
You might take a look at Epp Farms out of Newton, KS
$17.50 for 20 lbs including shipping.
http://www.bbqwoodpellets.com/bbq_wood_pellet_cart.htm
Good variety.
FWIW
TIM
$17.50 for 20 lbs including shipping.
http://www.bbqwoodpellets.com/bbq_wood_pellet_cart.htm
Good variety.
FWIW
TIM
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Q_Egg
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...Thanks Kapn ... that's a good looking source at a very competitive cost. I will definitely send them an order for some of their mixed blends in 40# bags. Sounds like they pay attention to their quality and consistency.The_Kapn said:
Regards,
Plowboy said:
These prices look good other than shipping, now I know just how much I got screwed. I payed around 19.00 per 20# bag from the supplier at the lake plus the fuel to go pick them up. Bet ya I change, think I may try Branch Creek, don't need much I'm still using stick burner for comps.
Lee (SloppyQ)
