can these chips be used electric grill?
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I use them in an electric smoker and they work great. Just make sure your temperature is high enough to get them to smoke. I usually have my smoker set at 225 degrees F or higher.
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I use these chips in my electric smoker (outdoors). The smoker has an electric grill in it. If you plan to use the chips on an extricate grill, do it outdoors. These can be used in BBQ grills also. Enjoy.
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I believe there is a small tin box in that box of chips.yes you can use in a propane or even charcoal gril .i soak the chips in water or in a juice ,beer,wine , wiskey
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Yes but I would not use the wood chips in the house unless you used it on the stove with a high capacity hood to get the smoke out. On the grill outside it does not make a difference. I don't use it much. I have an Egg that does a great job of smoking anything. If all you use outside is a grill, then this will work. I thought that it would be a quick alternative to the Egg, it was , but not near as good. The idea of a small chamber to concentrate flavors is good, but would take more time to learn than i care to give it.
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yes, my wife and i occasionally use them that way. not as good as on the grill, however.
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Yes you sure can, as a matter of fact I use both together. Don't soak the chips just use dry.
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No. The outer ring is a hard plastic and the flat "tray" that you put the chips on is a soft rubbery material. It would most likely melt or catch fire.
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I haven't used the electric version. I just put wood chips or chunks right on the grill and it helps the flavor.
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You should be able to. Just one caution... very little wood chips are needed otherwise the smoke flavor is overwhelming.
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Do not think so. http://www.herrs.com/products/chips/ketchup.htmlLove those chips but they are region specific.
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Hi Curt , I would think you would have to burn them on there own? If you have done that not sure : ( But we used ours for our BBQ smoker as they put out great heat .
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I totally agree with Benasha's answer!For wood chips only, to be placed in a grill.
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It will work but keep in mind that these are not chips but almost like dust. So, you would end up consuming more for less and end up spending more. Give them the gift of these WESTERN 80484 BBQ Smoking Chip Variety Pack (4 bags): Hickory, Cherry, Apple and Mesquite Wood Flavors. Includes Metal Reusable Smoker Tray and Instructional DVD (Discontinued by Manufacturer) instead....
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Not sure. Never tried. I usually just clean them with a brush, but not a wire brush, and dawn dish soap. Or heat it up on the grill and use the brush to her the stuck on food off, and then use soap and water after it cools off
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Yes, that is what we used. I bought these with the outdoor smoker for my boyfriend. He loves both (smoker and smoking chips) and uses them all the time. That was last year and we still have a ton of it! He even cooked with them in -10 degree weather. I hope this helps :)
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I do nt see why not. It even comes with a little wood chip box for the grill. Do not hold me liable, but i would think it would be fine. &#128516; The chips are not real big either..
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Hi. Absolutely it can. The smoke is generated from lighting the end of the tube and is not effected by whether the grill is powered by charcoal or is electric. Feel free to contact us with any other questions at 888.272.7629.Mat Masters, Latin Touch
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You can use small hardwood chunks as long as they fit into the burn chamber. You can buy these chips on Amazon or at most retailers (Walmart, Home Depot, etc.) in the grill accessory area. The hardwood chunks produce as much heat as the compressed sawdust pucks that come with the unit.