Posted by Chuck (CA) on March 20, 2014 at 21:04:43 from (70.211.73.202):
In Reply to: *** Smoker *** posted by Dutchman on March 20, 2014 at 16:24:41:
My kids bought me a Traeger when I turned 64 and I love it. You fill the box with wood pellets and set the temp. An auger feeds the pellets as needed and maintains a very constant temperature. But, since the heat is indirect, like most smokers, It's not good for burgers or steaks. (No searing). Then, when I retired, my boss gave me a Big Green Egg, which uses lump oak charcoal. I'm still new with it, so I have to finagle a bit with the vents to get the temperature where I want it. It's made out of thick ceramic and I think it adds to the flavor, (less loss thru the walls). It's way more versatile because you can also use it as a grill. Both brands have very loyal followers and there are great forums for both of them.
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