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I assume the KJ people ordered enough charcoal that the distributor couldn't keep up with the demand for both brands. I don't really know for sure though.
Eggcelsior said:
Wicked Good is being replaced in the Ace warehouses by Kamado Joe charcoal. I prefer the Kamado Joe personally.
Shhh..... Word on the street is Kamado Joe IS wicked good weekend warrior. Hopefully they don't replace the a…
OziEgg said:
I have three choices down here in Oz:
1. Kamodo Joe.
2. Kamodo Joe.
3. Kamodo Joe.
And it's bloody expensive.
Having said that, I find it better than the BGE bags I used to be able to get. Chunks seem a lot bigger.
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The Cen-Tex Smoker said:
alynd said:
Hey, next year can't be any worse than this year for the Chiefs right? And I'm in Overland Park actually.
I lived in Leawood (121st and Stateline) for a year and kind of down by Mission Hills …
Boomer said:
alynd said:
I've used Mangrates for a couple years now, since my pre-egg days. I don't have a cast iron grid so I use them when making steaks. They do leave better sear marks and protect from flare ups as others have sai…
I've used Mangrates for a couple years now, since my pre-egg days. I don't have a cast iron grid so I use them when making steaks. They do leave better sear marks and protect from flare ups as others have said. I like them, but they are probably …
uh oh again....i just pulled it at 195 and it's only 10:45am here...dinner isn't for at least 6 more hours. What should I do? I'm separating the point/flat to make burnt ends. What do I do with the flat at this time to keep it warm, or should I j…
Thanks Lou, I'm at 235 grate temp now, I'm going to try to drop it down a tad and see if I can get it to hold steady there for a couple hours before heading to bed.
Wish I could remember the name, but the pics of Bryant's that come up on Google aren't it....too nice. This place was a dump, old cafeteria trays, mixed matched second hand furniture, servers in white t-shirts. I remember when you got to the e…
Wish I could remember the name, but the pics of Bryant's that come up on Google aren't it....too nice. This place was a dump, old cafeteria trays, mixed matched second hand furniture, servers in white t-shirts. I remember when you got to the end o…
Wish I could remember the name, but the pics of Bryant's that come up on Google aren't it....too nice. This place was a dump, old cafeteria trays, mixed matched second hand furniture, servers in white t-shirts. I remember when you got to the end o…
I can't tell you the name, don't remember it, but I can tell you a story. I did a consulting job in Kansas City, for designing the security system for the New York Life building, which was being restored to be the headquarters of Utilicorp. I gues…
Thanks guys. It's at 145 right now after about 8 hours. I'm going to cut the point off to make burnt ends. When I throw the point back on the egg, should meat temp even be a concern at all, or should I just go 3-4 hours and call it good?