Traeger Pro Series 22 Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Hey smokers and welcome to my Traeger Pro Series 22 Review. And as it so happens, this review will also double as my first cook as well meaning I am really testing it out as a newbie. I am new to the pellet smoking arena after a few years of playing with a charcoal bullet smoker so I am excited to check it all out.
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hey mate! does the traeger use celcius or is it in farrenheit? Cheers!
Mine is in Celsius so I am assuming it is adjusted per country. The numbers are for the Fahrenheit settings though - as my preset temps are 107C, 139C etc. which converts to roughly 225f and 250f etc. hope that makes sense. Paul
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Space requirements....for a canopy cover and grill?
Anyway, good review, thanks. I'm in the market for a pellet smoker. Is the Pro 22 big enough for a full packer brisket, around 15lbs or so?
Hi James, yeah, it will fit that. I haven't done one that big myself (my biggest was around 8lb) but I have seen many comments on FB pages etc/ of people who have.
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Thanks for letting me know. I did an 18lb brisket for a birthday party last week on my barrel smoker. Took me about 20 hours. Tending fire that long got rough, so I'm looking for something that I can "set and forget" whenever I'm doing those long, overnight cooks. I'm in Texas where brisket is King, so if it can't fit a "big boy" then it has no room in my garage!
Again, thanks for putting out this good review, 👍
@@jamesbuchanan3145 Hey James, That is the exact reason I went to the pellet smoker myself. the set and forget is the best (just check that you always have enough pellets in there).
I was in Texas last at Christmas (I live in Australia) and loved it. It is part of the reason I got my new smoker as well!
You need to buy the attachment shelf
Yes, I have seen them online but not in the shop - Will def have to order myself one!
Thanks a lot just purchase one 06/01/2024
Nice one - let me know what you think of it!
could have positioned the camera better. would have loved to see the ribs