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I got around to topping up my pellet supply for the summer
Furtado Farms Pellets
Furtado Farms Cookwood https://share.google/kqfsjrtRDDr6vfd1y
They also sent along a few spice blends to try
Montreal
Provence
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I really do like their pellets, smoke is constant and pellet quality is usually great. I say usually because the last two years I had ordered cherry, and found those bags to be small pieces that were easily crushed. The first year, I thought just a bad production batch, then I got the same quality on the cherry last year. This year I opted to skip the cherry (although it had been my favorite, and go to pellet)
It is a Canadian brand, so this one isn't something that is available south of the border as far as I am aware. It is available at Dicksons BBQ in Ontario. I believe there are a couple dealers in Alberta as well. Some pellet blends (True North and Maple and thier Pizza Blend) are available through Home Hardware online. Free shipping to the closest store.
Furtado Farms Pellets
Furtado Farms Cookwood https://share.google/kqfsjrtRDDr6vfd1y
They also sent along a few spice blends to try
Montreal
Provence
Zaatar
I really do like their pellets, smoke is constant and pellet quality is usually great. I say usually because the last two years I had ordered cherry, and found those bags to be small pieces that were easily crushed. The first year, I thought just a bad production batch, then I got the same quality on the cherry last year. This year I opted to skip the cherry (although it had been my favorite, and go to pellet)
It is a Canadian brand, so this one isn't something that is available south of the border as far as I am aware. It is available at Dicksons BBQ in Ontario. I believe there are a couple dealers in Alberta as well. Some pellet blends (True North and Maple and thier Pizza Blend) are available through Home Hardware online. Free shipping to the closest store.
