What to put in the smoker this weekend?

[opie011]

Bacon wrapped, and the recipe I found said to go at 450* for 10 minutes. Right now I only have a bag of hickory pellets, so I have to hop on Amazon to see what they have.

Walmart has a 40# bag of Pit Boss Competition Blend for $19.76. According to Amazon it's $30 for that bag and has great reviews.....I'm a total n00b to this so I picked up a bag!

[yankeefan98121]

Yeah I picked up the traeger junior elite today at the Costco....just getting my feet wet.

I've been running a traeger rig for awhile now, can't go wrong

[Great-Kazoo]

Walmart has a 40# bag of Pit Boss Competition Blend for $19.76. According to Amazon it's $30 for that bag and has great reviews.....I'm a total n00b to this so I picked up a bag!

Oddly enough ACE sells pellets for the same if not cheaper. Veterans receive 10%

I buy from Watershed in ft fun

Sportsman's warehouse 20# runs $12

[Mtneer]

Now that you guys sucked me into this rabbit hole, I was just going to ask about pellet sources in the Front Range. Going through Outdoorcooking.com (where I bought my CampChef, thank you Great Kazoo!), and using their almost unending 10% discount, I get pellets delivered to my door for a total cost of $15.30/20 lbs. As a newbie, I can't rate the quality but their pellets seem to have very good reviews. Don't have room for a pallet or the time to drive long distances. At most, I can see buying 100 lbs and even that would get serious frowns from the better half. Open to suggestions on feeding my new addiction, so to speak.

[Irving]

Now that you guys sucked me into this rabbit hole, I was just going to ask about pellet sources in the Front Range. Going through Outdoorcooking.com (where I bought my CampChef, thank you Great Kazoo!), and using their almost unending 10% discount, I get pellets delivered to my door for a total cost of $15.30/20 lbs. As a newbie, I can't rate the quality but their pellets seem to have very good reviews. Don't have room for a pallet or the time to drive long distances. At most, I can see buying 100 lbs and even that would get serious frowns from the better half. Open to suggestions on feeding my new addiction, so to speak.

Hide any large pellet purchases inside dog food bags. She'll never be the wiser!

[crays]

Hide any large pellet purchases inside dog food bags. She'll never be the wiser!

Until she feeds the dog from it for a few days...

[Gman]

...or if you don't have a dog.

[yankeefan98121]

Oddly enough ACE sells pellets for the same if not cheaper. Veterans receive 10%

I buy from Watershed in ft fun

Sportsman's warehouse 20# runs $12

Ace is an authorized dealer of a few bbq brands, including traeger

[yankeefan98121]

Now that you guys sucked me into this rabbit hole, I was just going to ask about pellet sources in the Front Range. Going through Outdoorcooking.com (where I bought my CampChef, thank you Great Kazoo!), and using their almost unending 10% discount, I get pellets delivered to my door for a total cost of $15.30/20 lbs. As a newbie, I can't rate the quality but their pellets seem to have very good reviews. Don't have room for a pallet or the time to drive long distances. At most, I can see buying 100 lbs and even that would get serious frowns from the better half. Open to suggestions on feeding my new addiction, so to speak.

I go to a place called Ruffs Bbq off 38th and Youngfield, shouldn't be too far from boulder...they have a large selection on pellets and lump coal sauces etc etc there

[colorider]

Best 2 pellet brands are cookingpellets.com and Lumberjack. I've tried them all and these are the 2 i use now. Better flavor, better temps, pellets are a consistent size , and the ash production is less than others.