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Babbling Farker
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- Jun 24, 2007
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- visalia, ca
well, i just saw the stubbs briquettes at lowes. 15 lb bag for 8.47. i think at this time i will stick to my ro 18.5 ln bag at 5.99 for now. some prices are just to much.
Now this is JUST MY OWN OPINION, but the bags of ANY kind of fuel is all funky:arrow: They all taste like lighter fluid-YUK! and the lump stuff is always so broken-up ,I can't get enough pieces together to make a good bed of coals.
So, I use real wood(Hick.,Maple,Oak,Apple, what ever) then pre-burn it and add to my SFB. Easy heat control and light blue smoke(TBS).
Suppose I'll get another black mark for that statement, but oh,well:!:
HAPPY SMOKES
Stan aka Old School BBQ
Now this is JUST MY OWN OPINION, but the bags of ANY kind of fuel is all funky:arrow: They all taste like lighter fluid-YUK! and the lump stuff is always so broken-up ,I can't get enough pieces together to make a good bed of coals.
So, I use real wood(Hick.,Maple,Oak,Apple, what ever) then pre-burn it and add to my SFB. Easy heat control and light blue smoke(TBS).
Suppose I'll get another black mark for that statement, but oh,well:!:
HAPPY SMOKES
Stan aka Old School BBQ
Thanks 6.47 for a 15# bag at local Lowes
I cooked ribs on the WSM with Stubbs and was impressed with the, taste, burn time and quality of the powdery white ash that was left.
Yesterday I got to thinking it might work in the Big Green Egg so tried it with a tRex steak and it worked very well leaving a very fine white powder ash. I let the Egg warm up about an hour before putting the steak in.
I know everyone, including BGE, says use lump only in the Egg, but I am now thinking that the Stubbs is worth some serious consideration.
Anyone else try it in an Egg yet?
Both my local Lowes has 15lb bags for $8.47.
I have 2 bags of the Stubbs in the garage and I am going to try it in my BGE next time I use it. Thanks for the heads up.