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Unknown · July 2009

Is a large egg the way to go. I mean is the grate big enough for 2 racks of ribs? Going to a demo in p.m.

Zippylip · July 2009

wood, the grate is big enough for 2 racks of ribs and more. The large is a great cooker, & recommended for your first egg. After a while, you may want to add on a different size or two (or 8 if you're some people around here :laugh: ). The demo you are going to should be enlightening, good luck

WWSis · July 2009

I have a large; last weekend I did four racks - two long pork racks and two slightly smaller beef ribs. I put'em in a rack, curled the pork ones around the outside - plenty of room.

FlaPoolman · July 2009

here is 20 racks and I'm not sure thats even the record

http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=62119&catid=1

Bacchus · July 2009

LOL....there is no telling how many racks you could get on a large. However, just laying them out flat on the main grid, one level..three racks fit perfectly. I do them often.

PhilsGrill · July 2009

More like 6-8 racks of ribs vertical.

Little Steven · July 2009

Marc,

Subtle.

Steve

Dan in StL · July 2009

Wood - when I was trying to figure out which size to buy I was leaning toward an XL. That's because I was coming off a Weber charcoal grill and the grate on the XL is about the same as the Weber. Based on the advice I got on this board, and the price difference I decided on the Large and I'm SO glad I did.

Zippylip · July 2009

Steven, I have no idea to what you refer :laugh:

Aunt Crazy · July 2009

As a relative newbie--by all means get the large. Next on my wish list is a small for home and a large for the beach. There are way more gadgets for the large and you will definitely want gadgets. There are only the two of us at home and I use mine an average of 4-5 times per week. I have not used my oven since we bought it. Can't wait to hear what you learn at the demo....

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