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Factory Store? Can you purchase products there if in ATL?

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Chris
Chris Posts: 148
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I am going to be in Atlanta tomm and would like to visit the Green Egg Factory Store. Do you know if this is an actual store front that sells products or just a distribution point. I am looking for several cooking supplies to compliment my BGE!!! Thanks to all who post (I am a first timer!) The tips, recipes and ideas are priceless! [p]Chris
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  • Smokey
    Smokey Posts: 2,468
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    Chris,[p]They have all sorts of toy, rubs and sauces there and they sell just about all of them. If you are lucky, they will also have some food cooking (usually wings), just to make your experience complete![p]<img src='http://webpages.charter.net/dmetz/smokey.gif"&gt;
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  • Unknown
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    Chris,It's a toy store for EGGHEADS!! Good Shopping,Poppasam

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  • Wise One
    Wise One Posts: 2,645
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    Chris, it i sthe world wide headquarters for BGE but it is not the factory. However, it's a sclose a syou will get to a BGE factory store. You'll enjoy meeting all the folks there. It easy to get to - it's at the intersection of Clairmont Road and Buford Highway. Clairmont is approximately exit 91 off of I-85.

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  • Chris
    Chris Posts: 148
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    Thank you all soooooo much for the insight. This is going to make my drive to Atlanta that much better. I can't say enough how much I enjoy the BGE Forum. For a novice BGE'er its a life saver and sure has made my grilling experience a great one. THANKS TO ALL, its too bad everyone in life is not as genuinely interested in the betterment of fellow man as you guys are here!!!![p]
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  • StumpBaby
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    Chris,[p]Oh...I think there are a lot of people interested in the betterment of their fellow man..at least I keep getting a whole heck of a lot of emails about how I personally can be made better. I think someones been peeking in the outhouse...but darned If I can figure out how...I mean I closed all the holes I could find..what a mess that made too..least of all when menfolk went in there..and yet..still the emails came...how do they do it..I mean how DO they do it ???[p]StumpBaby

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  • randomegger
    randomegger Posts: 194
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    Chris,[p]A word of warning though, you may think you are going in for a bag of coal and maybe some spice but I guarantee you cannot get out of that store for less than $100.[p]Cost me about $700 last trip. Be sure you have space in your truck![p]Random
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