Category: Smokers

There’s nothing like a weekend vacation to clear your mind and perform some outdoor cooking, but it’s always a gamble as to what cooking equipment awaits you at your location. I’ve always brought a smoker alternative while traveling, but it was only semi-portable. Always difficult to load into and...

Pellet grills aren’t exactly known for their mobility. The majority of versions are cumbersome contraptions that must be connected into an electrical outlet. Because of the popularity of pellet grills, there is now a wide choice of great portable versions on the market, with manufacturers integrating some creative features...

Despite its unappealing name, the Z Grills 10002B2E Pellet Grill is an interesting grill and smoker. A grill of this size (with 1056 square inches of cooking area) at this price range is unusual. After a few months of cooking on this smoker, there’s a lot to appreciate. In...

If you want a set it and forget it smoker but don’t want to spend the money on a pellet grill with all the bells and whistles, the Masterbuilt 40 Bluetooth electric smoker may be just what you’re looking for. In this review, I’ll share my experience cooking on...

The majority of electric smokers on the market are weak, low-cost models that are soon abandoned once you upgrade to a pellet or charcoal smoker. The Smokin Tex Pro Series is constructed in a more commercial manner. It claims to produce pitmaster-level taste while being as easy to use...

Traeger is by far the most well-known brand of pellet grills. The majority of their grills are enormous, heavy, and ground-based machines. Traeger has attempted to preserve all of the qualities we love about pellet cooking in a more small, portable design with the Tailgater. I’ve been grilling and...

Long before pellet smokers erupted in popularity, electric smokers were the go-to alternative for the outdoor chef looking for a more convenient option than the typical offset smoker. Masterbuilt, situated in Columbus, Georgia, is the world’s biggest maker of electric smokers. We’ll take a look at the Masterbuilt Digital...

So you’ve chosen to purchase a wood pellet barbecue but aren’t sure which brand to choose. Some of the most popular pellet grills on the market today are made by Traeger and Pit Boss. You’ll get a lot of different answers if you ask around. The difficulty is that...

We love Camp Chef’s pellet grills, particularly the Woodwind, but if you’re looking for a propane smoker, the 24 Smoke Vault is a great option. In my Camp Chef Smoke Vault review, I’ll go through my experiences cooking chicken, ribs, and brisket, giving an overview of what I enjoyed...

We’ve previously examined a few Z Grills models, including the new 700D4E and the L6002B, so we were eager to see how the new 450B performed as the company’s most popular small pellet grill. In this Z Grills 450B review, I’ll talk about my experience cooking on the 450B,...