I have a CG,which I love.But on windy days,it's tough keeping the temps up.In Delaware,we have alot of windy days.I'm talking about 20-40 miles wind.I don't want too replace my CG,just want a back up,for the windy days.I want one that is air tight,& won't use alot of fuel.So who owns a smoker like what I'm looking for?
Thanks,Bill
I'm looking into buying another smoker,need advice
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Don't know what your budget is, but one of these cabinet style smokers would be right up your alley... Have never heard any thing bad about any of 'em.
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Another would be Spicewine smokers. I have been cooking on one for a few years and love it.
http://www.spicewineironworks.com/
Or if you don't need a big capacity, you might consider a ceramic like BGE or Primo. They would be very versatile. Smoke, grill, do pizza.
Or you might consider a small electric smoker like Bradley or Masterbuilt. You could also use it for cold smoking sausage and other foods.
Not sure of your price range or how big of a unit you need.
http://www.spicewineironworks.com/
Or if you don't need a big capacity, you might consider a ceramic like BGE or Primo. They would be very versatile. Smoke, grill, do pizza.
Or you might consider a small electric smoker like Bradley or Masterbuilt. You could also use it for cold smoking sausage and other foods.
Not sure of your price range or how big of a unit you need.
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Keep an eye on your Delaware Craigslist too. http://delaware.craigslist.org/
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Re: I'm looking into buying another smoker,need advice
Delaware Smoker wrote:I have a CG,which I love.But on windy days,it's tough keeping the temps up.In Delaware,we have alot of windy days.I'm talking about 20-40 miles wind.I don't want too replace my CG,just want a back up,for the windy days.I want one that is air tight,& won't use alot of fuel.So who owns a smoker like what I'm looking for?
Thanks,Bill
Think ceramic BGE - Primo - Grill Dome - they hold heat and use don't use a lot of fuel. I'm smoked on Einstein when a blizzard came out of no where and it didn't skip a beat. Now shoveling snow to get to the cooker...
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OSD wrote:Another would be Spicewine smokers. I have been cooking on one for a few years and love it.
http://www.spicewineironworks.com/
I knew I missd one...
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