Re: Pellet grills
[Re: Michael Lippold]
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04/22/20 06:30 PM
04/22/20 06:30 PM
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Are there special pellets for cooking with or do you use pellets for heating?
Reason I ask is I'd never cook with the pellets made here knowing what all they grind up to make them out of.
Ok, I googled it and see they make pellets for cooking.
Last edited by hippie; 04/22/20 06:37 PM.
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: Michael Lippold]
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04/22/20 06:33 PM
04/22/20 06:33 PM
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I have a pit boss and a traeger . Both work great
Pit boss has more temp range and a thermometer in the hood , also less expensive
My vote
1 pitboss 2 traeger 3 gmg
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: hippie]
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04/22/20 07:52 PM
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Are there special pellets for cooking with or do you use pellets for heating?
Reason I ask is I'd never cook with the pellets made here knowing what all they grind up to make them out of.
Ok, I googled it and see they make pellets for cooking. You gotta get one hippie , I can't believe I went so long without one . Actually have two , one for home and one for camping hunting
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: Michael Lippold]
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04/22/20 08:44 PM
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Another satisfied Traeger owner here.
We really like the versatility of the Traeger due to the temperature control, 165-425 degrees.
I would highly recommend purchasing the optional insulating blanket. It sure helps maintain a constant temperature which probably saves a few pellets too.
“I don't know, Chief, if he's very smart or very dumb.” Capt. Quint
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: Michael Lippold]
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04/22/20 08:52 PM
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Happy traeger owner here.
Pure Blood
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: Michael Lippold]
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04/23/20 05:50 AM
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I have a Pittboss cook on it 3 to 5 times a week year round love it
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: Michael Lippold]
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04/23/20 06:48 AM
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I have 2 Pit boss'es ..wouldn't be without one.
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Re: Pellet grills
[Re: AntiGov]
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04/23/20 06:53 AM
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Are there special pellets for cooking with or do you use pellets for heating?
Reason I ask is I'd never cook with the pellets made here knowing what all they grind up to make them out of.
Ok, I googled it and see they make pellets for cooking. You gotta get one hippie , I can't believe I went so long without one . Actually have two , one for home and one for camping hunting I've looked at them before, mainly for the smoker part.
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