Does anyone know if these pellets would work in a Masterbuilt electric smoker in place of wood chips?
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Based on what I have read on BBQ Cooking web sites, I don't know that they will work. I suggest you visit some of those sites and ask the question of folks who are familiar with your electric smoker. These work very well in a pellet smoker, which is the application for which they are made.
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Hi CaptTurbo,They will work if you wrap them in heavy duty foil and poke a hole in 1 place a bit bigger then a pencil, hole up on burner. It will smoke good!
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I have used pellets in my gen 1 30 inch master built electric and my new Gen 3 master built (Bluetooth). Just load them in the tray and the heating elements will get them to start smoking. I actually prefer the pellets over wood chips. I may try out the a-ma-zing pellet tube smoker next.
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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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If you want to use these in a gas smoker buy an a-maze-n smoker tube and put them in it they work very well
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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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Wood chips 1 to 2½ inches long and ¼ to ½ inch thick work best. Do not use wood chunks. Very small wood chips or shavings will burn too quickly and may not produce the desired smoke flavor.
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You would need the cold smoking attachment (part 20070112). Alternatively, I've seen a few people mention using an A-maze-n Pellet Smoker inside the masterbuilt smoker to do cold smoking as well.
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Not sure which Masterbuilt you are referring too. I would consider a few things when looking at smokers of this type. First, is it insulated? Insulation such as that found in the Bradley allows you to use less electricity since it is easier to keep the temperature and you can cook outdoors even when it is cold.. Also look at the hedges of the door and something well built like the Bradley will have solid hinges which means a solid fit.
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I don't know for sure. I use them for fine wood dust in my woodworking shop. If memory serves, smoke is muchsmaller particles, so you may need a different filter.
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This works with any kind of smoker. The heat source is not the smoker, it it filled with your choice of wood pellets and then lit. It will produce all the smoke you need. I personally have side box on my electric "fridge smoker". I smoke everything from cheese to pork ribs to salmon. It works great.
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Yes. They are perfect we have the small little smoker box and they work so well and the flavor is awesome!! Wal mart carries them as well. I found them for 4.98 for a bag at walk mart.
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It depends on what you call a regular smoker, most smokers take a certain form of wood and it lets you know that when you but the smoker, however these would be quite pricey if you did them for a brisket because you would need such a large amount. These are for small jobs with and indoor smoker. I would continue to look for something else if you are looking for wood for an outdoor smoker.
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Hello, i would think they would work as far as you have a way of igniting them so they will burn. i use them in a smoker tube which is the greatest thing since sliced bread. i have a bradley smoker and the pucks are pricey but with the smoker tube it's very simple and gets the job done. amazon sells them they are called the amazin smoker tube
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Hey Arizona video man. I do feel these impart a much "smokier" flavor to what I've tried so far. I haven't done any butts/ribs/briskets yet. In general, I feel that pellet smokers don't really lay the smoke on as heavy as my old offset. I'll take the trade in convenience for the slight loss in smokiness. Buy them! You'll like them. Totally agree about traeger pellets. They are junk
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hello todd here in wichita i always get the pecan chunks from a nursery in the south end of town very reasonable. if you go to a smoke shop can be costly for a small amount of wood. i use the pecan because it is not as strong as hickory soak them for a day or two last much longer and does a better job than chips in my masterbuilt gs40.
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If your smoker accepts smoking wood pellets then yes! I've tried a bunch of different brands and these give off the best smoke flavor. I currently use a char grill electric side box smoker and these have given me competition BBQ!
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Yes but you will have to check the temp and keep supplying wood chips. Be careful and check your final temp, oh did I say check the temp. I have had really good luck with everything except a whole turkey, I just have not smoked one!