Bags of smoke?

[DVSCYCLES]

Smoke Ems

At Bear Mountain BBQ, we offer a full range of premium flavored BBQ wood pellets for pellet, gas and charcoal grills and smokers, created with a blended choice of 100% all natural hardwoods. It's time to experience real wood-fired flavor like never before!

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Anyone try these yet?

 

[TheGrumpyGriller]

I saw those, but rather use a tube (have 2)...can put in any flavor, and much less expensive.

 

[HotSpringsBBQ]

I have an idea i want to try. Grind up real wood chips and use the tube. Even the smallest wood chips are too big in my opinion, just have not figured how to do it yet.

 

[JPSBBQ]

They call that saw dust I believe. Should be able to find buckets of it pretty easily.

 

[Wayne55]

I have some red oak pieces (sticks) that cut into about 3/4 inch slices and then used a hatchet to make chips. I put these in my smoke tube and use that in the Traeger.

 

[MulliganS2]

I saw those, but rather use a tube (have 2)...can put in any flavor, and much less expensive.

Chainsaw?

 

[TheGrumpyGriller]

Chainsaw?

LOL - no chainsaw, just 2 smoke tubes that I fill instead

 

[miguelb]

So does this means we can use all of the dust from the bags for smoking? I like the nothing goes to waste ideal.

 

[Murphy's Law]

My wife says I'm a bag of wind, doesn't that count?!

 

[T from FL]

Isn't that product just the same as placing some pellets in aluminum foil wrapped up like a pouch, then putting a hole in the top of the foil for the smoke to escape?

 

[MulliganS2]

LOL - no chainsaw, just 2 smoke tubes that I fill.

Use chainsaw to make larger sawdust.

 

[DVSCYCLES]

Use chainsaw to make larger sawdust.

A planer or router would work too.

 

[JayHog]

Smoke Ems

At Bear Mountain BBQ, we offer a full range of premium flavored BBQ wood pellets for pellet, gas and charcoal grills and smokers, created with a blended choice of 100% all natural hardwoods. It's time to experience real wood-fired flavor like never before!

bearmountainbbq.com

Anyone try these yet?

I'm not sure what the benefit is since you're still using pellets...?

 

[charlesmcelhaney12]

Use chainsaw to make larger sawdust.

Yes, that's a fine option.

 

[RayClem]

Use chainsaw to make larger sawdust.

Any chainsaw that I have ever used required chain oil for lubrication. Chain oil is not something I would want flavoring my smoke. I think most chain oil is just used motor oil that has been filtered, so who knows what it might contain.