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20-lb Bear Mountain BBQ Wood Smoking Pellets (various) Expired
2 for $19
$37.98
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Bear Mountain BBQ.com has their 20-lb Bear Mountain BBQ Wood Smoking Pellets (various) on sale 2 for $18.99 when you apply discount code BOGO during checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks mrjavascript
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Edited September 5, 2020
at 03:53 PM
Bear mountain has a sale going on for pellets. This is the same front page deal from July 4th that they are running again for Labor Day.
Buy one, get one free with FREE SHIPPING.
Each bag is $18.99
Code : BOGO
https://bearmountainbbq
Buy one, get one free with FREE SHIPPING.
Each bag is $18.99
Code : BOGO
https://bearmountainbbq
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Not made for grills, and you prob dont want your brisket to taste like pine.
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https://www.lowes.com/pd/40-lb-Wo...1000567365
these pellets are Pine. they're made for heating your home.
Not made for grills, and you prob dont want your brisket to taste like pine.
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Not made for grills, and you prob dont want your brisket to taste like pine.
Real question is how did your meat come out? Dealhunter might be onto something.
incognito mode. different emails, different payment methods. i'm 5 orders in.
this is true. but they might use binders in the process that arent safe for human consumption. It actually states this on lowes website. so food might taste fine, but do you want those chemicals on your meat?
Hickory or pecan for beef or pork
Cherry or apple for everything else
If you want that commercial bbq shack type flavor, then go for any of the blends (basically all 80% oak or alder), which would be pretty mild and all-purpose.
Mesquite if you do a lot steaks, tri-tips etc.