Need to Mail Some Meat for the Holidays

[Shooody]

Any suggestions would be appreciated. I'm going to smoke a brisket and mail it to a friend for Christmas, any suggestions on how to box this up. It will be frozen, so should I put dry ice with it? Is there a certain type of packaging that works better than others? Please advise!
Thanks brothers!

 

[Fatback Joe]

http://www.cameronpackaging.com/insulated_boxes.html

I like insulated boxes and gel packs.

Shipping is boat load though.

Good luck

 

[Bill-Chicago]

http://www.cameronpackaging.com/insulated_boxes.html

I like insulated boxes and gel packs.

Shipping is boat load though.

Good luck

You can probably go 3 day though with Joe's insulated boxes plus gel packs plus frozen to begin with.

I have sent things like that and they are still pretty much frozen solid.

 

[Shooody]

Hey thanks Fatback Joe, that's perfect. YOUDAMAN!

 

[Bbq Bubba]

http://www.cameronpackaging.com/insulated_boxes.html

I like insulated boxes and gel packs.

Shipping is boat load though.

Good luck

You like the gel packs to pack out your buttox. :thumb:

 

[buffalotom]

If you have a friend in a doctors office, see what they do with the boxes and insulation they receive for medicene. My daughter in law brings me boxes and plenty of ice packs. My customer do not mind a bit.

 

[BigFatDaddys]

What a great idea, now I know what I'm sending everyone next holiday season.

 

[Tritonman]

I get styrofoam seafood boxes from Sam's & Costco. Leave them out in the sun and it will take a little of the fish smell out.

Of you ship with dry ice, it's considered hazmat.