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BBQ Smoker box

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  • 18-04-2010 7:23pm
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    brian ireland
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    Sorry if posted in wrong place.

    Does anyone know where to get one of these in Ireland.
    Its a smoke box for a gas BBQ. Couple of different type around but I cant find one here.
    Not looking for these exact models, any type will do.

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    foodaholic
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    Was just having a row with the OH, we have a gas BBQ but I want a charcoal one, but I think this is a great compromise. Would love to know where to pick one up too. :D


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    iMax
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    Make a "pocket" out of tinfoil. Make sure to soak the chips for some time first.


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    brian ireland
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    iMax wrote: »
    Make a "pocket" out of tinfoil. Make sure to soak the chips for some time first.

    Found this compromise, its on the same lines as your tip. Thanks for the info about soaking.

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    Miaireland
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    I've got these from Woodies. They sell under the Weber brand I think.


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    brian ireland
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    Thanks on the way there now to get some deck stain.


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    River Cottage
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    Hi Brian, if I'm not too late for your request I got my smoker from a Fishing Tackle shop. It's down here in Kerry and maybe
    thats not near you, but try your nearest one and they should also be able to supply the
    wood/sawdust as well, however over the years I found the just regular apple wood is one of the best and not need to buy wood anymore, just collect apple or crabapple wood/twiggs
    and keep some to dry over summer for next year. The smoker works out great on fish.
    I've also put small pieces of turf for smoking salmon and is not bad either, in small quantities. good luck. bon appetit.


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    laros
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    Hi Brian
    Picked one up in the kitchen section of TK MAXX (portlaoise branch)a few weeks ago...cost about a Fiver I think

    Lar


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    brian ireland
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    laros wrote: »
    Hi Brian
    Picked one up in the kitchen section of TK MAXX (portlaoise branch)a few weeks ago...cost about a Fiver I think

    Lar

    Thanks but no joy in Woodies today. I will be in Swords on Wednesday, they have a TK max there. Nice 1 thanks for your help.


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    iMax
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    Picked up one in TK Maxx in swords today for €8.99. Impulsive purchase. Was the last one there but you might get one in one of the others.


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