You're the only one who will be able to answer that question, you will definitely get a different flavor profile, will it be to your liking, only you can say.
)My thought process in starting this thread was the popularity of the pellet cookers. They’re everywhere (except here). I actually need a new bike before I need a new cooker. We went and looked at pellet cookers a week or two ago. My smoking career really isn’t that old. Maybe 8-10 years of serious smoke. I’d like to experience all the patio cookers before I end up eating chicken strips at the mall on a daily basis
My Bride really doesn’t say much about my hobbies. Golf-guns-bike-fly Fishing-Cookers etc. This is the first time she suggested maybe selling a couple if I get a new one. I think Ive got 12 cookers. I can’t disagree.
I gave a brand new Jumbo Joe to my BIL a month ago. So there’s that.
Go look in your kitchen, I think you will find a device there that you can cook meat with by turning a knob.
Go look in your kitchen, I think you will find a device there that you can cook meat with by turning a knob.
I agree. Plus, if you start cooking on something you can turn a knob and walk away, what would your wife come up with for you to do with all that free time?
Once the Drum or Kettle is up to temp, vents are set I can walk away, whats the difference besides there's no knob? I've put Butts on the Drum drove to the beach surfed for 3hrs, drove home and the temp was right were it was when I left 4hrs earlier. I actually trust the Drum more than a pellet grill or a charcoal cooker hooked up to a Guru because it doesn't need electricity to operate how I want it too.
