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Blue92
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Anyone here have any awesome smokers or bbq's? Been really into bbqing for quite awhile now and dabbled a bit into smoking in the past.
Recently received a smoker as a gift and cant stop using it! Love it.
Post up some pics!
Here is what I made today. I planned for ribs only but my buddy got a hog last night so we decided to do a whole pig leg. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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sic70stang
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Looks delicious.
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1987 rolling safety violation.
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sic70stang
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The anti-crew
1987 rolling safety violation.
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Cafords meet at your house?
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91 Salvaged Coupe
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kast1376
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I've used a cheapo Home Depot unit for years, and upgraded to a Kimono ceramic smoker over the winter. They hold heat extremely well, so my fuel use is way down. It's great to be able to smoke a pork butt and not have to worry about adding wood all the time.
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sic70stang
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1987 rolling safety violation.
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adower
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Originally posted by kast1376:
I've used a cheapo Home Depot unit for years, and upgraded to a Kimono ceramic smoker over the winter. They hold heat extremely well, so my fuel use is way down. It's great to be able to smoke a pork butt and not have to worry about adding wood all the time.
Hell yeah. Im looking to pick up a big joe kamado.
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wilit
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Originally posted by sic70stang:
I just looked at that at Bass Pro. It's like $1700. ![[Eek!]](eek.gif)
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SLOWBACK 67
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I was gonna say that thing is worth more then some people's cars LOL.
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I have no intenions of keeping anyones parts or taking anyones money.
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sic70stang
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Lol it was.
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The anti-crew
1987 rolling safety violation.
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NonOpSlow2V
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Very nice. Enjoy the new toy. I may have to ask my wife for one soon lol.
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Secnd2nun64
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I picked up this weber last summer and did all the upgrades with gas ignition and interchangeable grates. Love the taste you get from charcoal compared to gas.
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Blue92
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Made a damn good tri-tip last night...
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Damn I am really hungry now.
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Originally posted by turbo50:
I have no intenions of keeping anyones parts or taking anyones money.
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sic70stang
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Originally posted by Blue92:
Made a damn good tri-tip last night...
![[worship]](graemlins/worship.gif)
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The anti-crew
1987 rolling safety violation.
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Blue92
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This is one badass rig!
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sic70stang
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Originally posted by sic70stang:
This is one badass rig!
Thanks man, it's a 79 Cadillac. Haha
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The anti-crew
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Blue92
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Originally posted by kast1376:
I've used a cheapo Home Depot unit for years, and upgraded to a Kimono ceramic smoker over the winter. They hold heat extremely well, so my fuel use is way down. It's great to be able to smoke a pork butt and not have to worry about adding wood all the time.
These have always intrigued me since I first seen one. Damn things are heavy. What are the pros and cons to this unit?
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Blue92
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Smoked Coors Light? How's that? ![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
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*EPIK*
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All I smoke are LS1's Bruh!!! hahahaaaaaaa ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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That being said, all that BBQ looks DAMN good, and thats a badass 79 Cadi!
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kast1376
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Originally posted by Blue92:
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Originally posted by kast1376:
I've used a cheapo Home Depot unit for years, and upgraded to a Kimono ceramic smoker over the winter. They hold heat extremely well, so my fuel use is way down. It's great to be able to smoke a pork butt and not have to worry about adding wood all the time.
These have always intrigued me since I first seen one. Damn things are heavy. What are the pros and cons to this unit?
Pros: super insulated, holds heat in extremely well, which means less wood is burned. Also helps hold in moisture, so no water pan really needed.
Cons: price. Not exactly cheap. I love mine. Brother and mom have one as well.
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