Agreed. I like my grill from Sam's, don't get me wrong man. It's big enough to feed a small army. But after buying the Weber smoker and having that thing hold 225 degrees for 12+ hours every single smoke, I'm a believer in their product and customer service. I've owned a CB and it didn't last 2 years on me. That's why I'd recommend one over another from my personal experience. I'll say this, you get what you pay for in a grill. Go cheap and you'll get cheap. Doesn't mean it won't cook good bbq, but will it last?
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Agreed. I like my grill from Sam's, don't get me wrong man. It's big enough to feed a small army. But after buying the Weber smoker and having that thing hold 225 degrees for 12+ hours every single smoke, I'm a believer in their product and customer service. I've owned a CB and it didn't last 2 years on me. That's why I'd recommend one over another from my personal experience. I'll say this, you get what you pay for in a grill. Go cheap and you'll get cheap. Doesn't mean it won't cook good bbq, but will it last? -
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Im trying to think how long I had my CB. (I updated the pic) Thats about what I had. I'd say I had it about 6 or 7 years. The table tops warped so I had a sheet metal guy make me new ones, but other than that, it was pretty good.Comment
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Thats obviously why they make more than one design for grills.
Each person has something different they prefer.
Im not knocking you or your choice, I just know it would drive me nuts.
Thats why I begged my wife for a new grill so I could dump my clamshell.
This is basically what I had ...
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Not until my wife went to use the BBQ one day did she realize it was time for new one! Haha. I didn't care I can cook on anything, like you said give me a coffee and a screen and I'm good to go.Originally posted by Anthony BourdainThe celebrity chef culture is a remarkable and admittedly annoying phenomenon. Of all the professions, after all, few people are less suited to be suddenly thrown into the public eye than chefs. We're used to doing what we do in private, behind closed doors.Comment
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That's very similar to the one I had. The smoker box needed alot of mods. Out of the box it leaked alot of air, therefor the temps would spike and were hard to control. That was 5+ years ago.Comment
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Yeah that sucks. I think alot of companies try to make things to keep up with the market when in all actuality, they really need to stick with what they know.Comment
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Ended up not doing the squirrels, went fishing instead. Managed to catch 2 lethargic bass. Came straight home, cleaned and threw on the pit. Doesn't get any fresher than that.
I like to keep it simple with fish. Light coating of worcestershire, little garlic, salt, black pepper, green onions from my garden, and lil lemon after they are done.
Also used pecan wood to smoke the fish.
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I have a feeling I'll be going back through this thread over the next 6 months or so, testing out all these recipes.
That fish looks great. We used to live next to some very large strip-pit ponds and the bass and crappie were incredible.Comment
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Yea it was a decent lil 3 lber. To bad it was in the 30s in the morning. To cold for good fishing but I just had to get out in the kayak, I was having withdrawals lol
I'll show y'all my lil brother in laws big boy. 10.5lb
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Back to the food, the bass was top notched today and worth every bit hitting the water!
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