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Pit Boss Table Top Wood Pellet Grill (Brown) Expired
$156
$259.99
+ Free Store Pickup
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Target has Pit Boss Table Top Wood Pellet Grill (Brown, 10697) for $155.99. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Key Features:
Target has Pit Boss Table Top Wood Pellet Grill (Brown, 10697) for $155.99. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
- Note: Availability for pickup will vary by location and may be limited.
Key Features:
- 256 square inches of porcelain-coated steel cooking grates
- 5-pound hopper capacity
- Dial-in digital control board with LED readout
- Pellet cooking temperature range of 180° To 500°F
- Slide-plate for direct or indirect flame grilling up to 1,000° F
- 8-In-1 cooking versatility – Grill, smoke, bake, roast, sear, braise, char-grill, and barbecue
- Fueled by 100% hardwood pellets
- Fan forced convection cooking
- Latch-locking lid
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- Our research indicates that Pit Boss Table Top Wood Pellet Grill (Brown, 10697) is $53.01 lower (25.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $209 at the time of this posting.
- About this product:
- 4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 190 customer reviews
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- A Target RedCard entitles you to 5% off most items, free shipping for online orders, and an extended return period.
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Edited May 28, 2022
at 12:41 AM
My 2nd post on a BBQ grill deal. Target has this portable table top pellet grill on sale for $155.99. I picked one up today and it's nice quality and easy to assemble. Buy online for pickup or delivery.
https://www.target.com/p/pit-boss...A-82618673
https://www.target.com/p/pit-boss...A-82618673
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"Heating pellets are made from a combination of softwoods, charcoal and other fillers that can give your food a chemical taste. Even high-quality heating pellets can include leaves and bark, which taste bad and can lead to health risks if ingested. Many shoppers are tempted to purchase heating pellets for cooking because they are often cheaper than food-grade pellets. Resist that urge and buy cooking pellets so you have a safer product and better-tasting food."
you also will not get a sear on smoker that does not have a searing function. your best bet is to bring it inside and sear it on the stove after you're done smoking or get one of the pitboss pellet grills that have the slidable searing function that exposes it directly to the open fire pot which works fantastically.
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You can add a smoke tube to get more smoke to the meat. I used one with my electric and now my pellet grill.
If you're not getting good smoke flavor, it might be the smoker, but could also be poor quality pellets, you're not smoking long enough, and/or your meat isn't moist enough to absorb the smoke. Try a dif temp, dif pellets, and spraying it every 15-30 mins.
I also have/had a MES and a large pitboss pro. First question would be if you have added a pellet tube, tray, or mailbox mod to your MES? Would give an idea of what you are used to because I don't think a stock MES does great and had done all of those to mine. Then I would just say add a smoke tube to the pitboss and see how it does. Since they use pellet for heat and smoke if they are running stable then not as much smoke.
Skeptical how much smoke you could get from a small one like this. Super small chamber, so not a lot of airspace for smoke in there too. Plus you'd be right on top of the heat source and no way to raise it. And just limited in size in general. And small hopper so have to watch it a lot.
"Heating pellets are made from a combination of softwoods, charcoal and other fillers that can give your food a chemical taste. Even high-quality heating pellets can include leaves and bark, which taste bad and can lead to health risks if ingested. Many shoppers are tempted to purchase heating pellets for cooking because they are often cheaper than food-grade pellets. Resist that urge and buy cooking pellets so you have a safer product and better-tasting food."
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I've seen someone that owned this and smells and works just like a normal pellet smoker. Just smaller format. Worth it if i needed it for RV or camping.
Skeptical how much smoke you could get from a small one like this. Super small chamber, so not a lot of airspace for smoke in there too. Plus you'd be right on top of the heat source and no way to raise it. And just limited in size in general. And small hopper so have to watch it a lot.
I thought about getting one of these and I had heard that the fan for this unit is underpowered
I've never spritzed and haven't found a need to. Lots of contrasting opinions if it does anything. Seems like a reason why I have to open the lid and the more I do that would create more issues (temp drop, loss of smoke, extend time, etc.)
No! Not food safe and could be full of who knows what.
Use lumberjack, bear mountain, or knotty wood branded pellets. They're pretty much the only three brands that should be used. I used the pit boss competition blend and they're not too bad but the rest of their pellets are pure trash. Try one of those brands if you're not already. And typically when smoking food you'll be in the range of 200-250 degrees F. Also like others said for additional smoke add a smoke tube to promote additional pellet burning.
you also will not get a sear on smoker that does not have a searing function. your best bet is to bring it inside and sear it on the stove after you're done smoking or get one of the pitboss pellet grills that have the slidable searing function that exposes it directly to the open fire pot which works fantastically.