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have you guys thought of everyone getting together to place an order. I know that the Rocky Mountian BBQ Association put together one order for all of its members and they save a lot of money. I believe you can get a container shipped for about $3,000 and in that container you could get about 11,000 ...

That is close to the same price as here. For the Treager pellets. I am a dealer for both BBQ Delight which I sell them for $17/20# and I also sell the GMG pellets for $20/25#

But as we all know the oak pellets do not burn as well or like the imports, I understand a few people are looking into importing pellets in Bulk which will help push the pellet message forward and reduce the running costs. Its not just about smoking but grilling with them too, Then it becomes ...

British BBQ Society wrote:one of the few things i touched in Kansas City, (Jim you may have been on the phone when i visited your site), I think the expression is what comes to the UK, stays in the UK

oh boy I better re think this visit then

that is fine it is a lot simplier if you can get the wood their

looked pretty tastey, Now you made me hungry

Thanks for the info. Wasn't sure if their were enough fruit trees over there or not. I would love to come over with my cooker and compete at one of your events. It would be a nice holiday for the family as well. I just need to start trying to find wood. Not sure if they would let me bring wood over ...

Well lets just say that we had a great time

Well I have been reading through a few of the posts but I still have not come across what the main style cooker is that you are using. Are you cooking with wood, if so what type of wood do you use or are the majority using charcoal? Is it hard to find good wood over their? Please excuse my ignorance ...

Here is a newer picture of Candi's pellet Jambo