I have a NIB Red Thermoworks Smoke and a NIB Smoke Gateway for sale. Both were never opened, and never used. I’m asking $70 each, or $140 for the set. Payment via PayPal, please, or maybe CashApp. I am located in upstate South Carolina. PM if interested. Thank you.
Lowe’s uses outsourcing for assembly now. Traveling assembly teams go around to each store in the district based on need. Unless there’s a BBQ Enthusiast in the store, most associates probably won’t know what they are.
The Weber pellets are arriving at Lowe’s. I was in the local Lowe’s right at opening time Tuesday, and wandered over to the grilling aisle to kill some time. I noticed a pallet that looked like pellets and decided to be nosy. The young man in the department saw me looking and offered to check...
Thanks. I pulled the trigger on a Smoke and Classic Thermapen in red, and a Smoke Gateway! Now my wife can stop asking how she’s supposed to tell if her (way overcooked) chicken parts are done.
I watched the video and got really excited, and then I watched the Facebook live video and came down a little. I still think it’s cool. I emailed the company inquiring about it. It’s innovative if nothing else. I’ve owned a pellet grill and sold it already. It just doesn’t appeal to me. I...
1 can of Jumex Mango Nectar
1 heaping tbsp of brown sugar
1 squirt of honey (3-4 seconds)
1 tbsp of lemon juice
1.5 tbsp of sriracha
Whisk together and reduce until it forms a glaze. Be careful not to burn. I just used it on a slab of St. Louis ribs. It was fantastic!
I caught a sale on KP and bought 8 bags or so, and I loved it. I used it in my kamado in place of lump, because lump had inconsistent sizes and kept giving me temperature spikes. It’s not as ashy as KBB in my humble opinion, and it burns hotter.
I used this today with a couple of slight tweaks. I used green onions (all I had) and doubled the jalapeño, cooked it down, added the lemon juice and a tbsp of lemon pepper seasoning, then blended it and marinated six chicken thighs overnight with it. I put it on my Vision Kamado with the...
I love my E-470, for what it’s worth. It’s good on gas, fires right up, has a rotisserie, sideburner, lighted handles, and the cabinet storage is good. I’ve only had it a few months, but I love it and plan on using it for many years to come.
I bought one and sold it last year, a Pit Boss from Walmart. I liked it, but it was essentially an electric grill to me. I work for a retailer that sells them, and we have them staged closest to the aisle. EVERYONE plays with the displays we have. They still have that wow factor for a lot of...